GMV delivered a presentation at EUROLOG, the annual congress of the ELA (European Logistics Association), focusing on the anatomy of a real cyberattack to tackle the growing problem of cyberthreats in the logistics sector. The presentation by Ricardo Marín, Head of Barcelona Area - Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Division in GMV and member of CONETIC’s Cybersecurity Directive, sought to provide attendees with knowledge for dealing with cyberattacks, giving a step-by-step guide and recommendations.

The session began by highlighting the different phases of the “Black Basta” ransomware, from initial recognition to actual exploitation and subsequent impact. Attendees deepened their understanding of the cybercrime group's mindset and methods, helping them to identify potential vulnerabilities in their organizations.

GMV presented several cybersecurity tools and technologies that can help mitigate the risks associated with cyberattacks. These tools include intrusion detection systems and endpoint protection software, for example. Attendees learned the importance of implementing robust network monitoring systems to identify suspicious activity quickly.

GMV also stressed the need for periodic vulnerability assessments and penetration tests. By regularly assessing their systems and networks for weaknesses, organizations can proactively address potential vulnerabilities before they are exploited by malicious actors.

By implementing robust cybersecurity measures, promoting employee awareness and conducting regular vulnerability assessments, organizations can significantly improve their resilience to cyber threats.