The Threat Detection Deficit – Microsoft Office 365 ATP Raises the Stakes
New research found that Microsoft Office 365 ATP takes up 250 days to create phishing attack signatures. Here’s what users can do.
How to Protect Your Employees When Threat Actors Leverage Legitimate Infrastructure
As more threat actors leverage legitimate infrastructure and manipulate trusted brands, it’s becoming harder and harder to stop these phishing attacks and cybersecurity threats.
How URL Filtering Fails Users (and What You Should Do)
While URL filtering works, it has a fatal flaw when it comes to protecting users against fast-moving phishing threats, leaving security teams frustrated and corporate users exposed.
6 Evasive Phishing Tactics Most Cybersecurity Solutions Miss
Here are six evasive phishing tactics that are getting around traditional cybersecurity protocols and how you can stop them.
8 ‘Must-Haves’ that Today’s Security Policies Need to Include
Osterman Research believes automating incident response and detailed security policies should be part of any holistic approach to threat prevention. They identified 8 musts to include.
7 Sophisticated Cyber-Attacks that are Growing in 2019
As bad actors become more sophisticated in their cyber-attacks, so too have their success in gaining access to corporate data, financial assets, and networks. Here are 7 growing threats.
The Finish Line for DerbyCon is the Starting Line for SlashNext
SlashNext is honored to make our first appearance at the final conference and will be showcasing Threat Intelligence, Incident Reporting, and Phishing IR solutions at booth #17 September 6-8.
4 Infamous Social Engineering Attacks That Real-Time Protection Would Have Stopped
Four rather infamous social engineering attacks that could have been prevented with zero-hour, real-time phishing threat intelligence.
As Ransomware Grows, the Need for Phishing Threat Prevention Becomes Paramount
Being able to block employee web traffic to phishing sites and stop a ransomware attack at the start of the kill chain, is paramount.
Phishing C2 Callbacks – Your Organization Has Likely Already Been Compromised
Just how prevalent are these phishing callbacks and C2 infections? In every client install we perform – 100 percent! – we see C2 infections and callbacks. Are you compromised?