There’s a silent predator targeting healthcare and pharma organizations – and it’s not what you expect. The latest wave of cyberattacks involving the ResolverRAT malware is spreading through targeted phishing and DLL side-loading tactics, slipping past traditional defenses unnoticed.

This isn’t just another botnet or brute-force campaign. ResolverRAT is designed for stealth, sophistication, and long-term data theft. Once inside, it blends into your systems, bypasses user detection, and extracts sensitive information that could compromise patient safety, clinical trials, and operational trust. The weapon of choice? Phishing emails that exploit human behavior, paired with DLL side-loading to execute malicious payloads without raising flags.

This tactic thrives on one key vulnerability – people.

When a single unsuspecting click can trigger full remote access to critical systems, the margin for error becomes dangerously thin. Healthcare professionals aren’t trained to spot these cyber traps. They’re trained to save lives – and attackers are counting on that.

This is where AUMINT.io comes in. Our Trident platform turns your team from unaware to unbreakable. Trident’s ongoing simulated phishing campaigns, real-world attack scenarios, and CISO-ready reporting ensure your people recognize threats before they cause damage.

With Trident, you’ll:

– Deliver micro-training based on real attacker behavior and tactics
– Launch continuous phishing simulations that sharpen instincts and awareness
– Gain visibility into team-wide readiness with actionable insights
– Build a sustainable culture of security in high-risk environments

Phishing and DLL side-loading may sound like technical issues, but they’re really about people – awareness, judgment, and behavior. And when it comes to healthcare and pharma, the stakes are far too high to rely on hope.

Let’s take control back from the attackers – Book a session with our team now and learn how AUMINT.io’s Trident can secure the human side of your organization before the next click becomes a crisis.