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As we near the end of the year, it’s always nice to look back and reflect on trends we saw.
In their survey of security-focused professionals, Osterman Research came away with some key network security insights worth sharing.
Advanced Persistent Threats (APTs) are sophisticated, often multi-component network attacks that, by definition, often go undetected for quite some time.
Commissioned research shows that more security influencers and decision makers want security infrastructure that goes beyond what they currently have in place.
While C-level executives may feel they are in compliance, the lack of communication with them can spell trouble. Could cybersecurity automation be the answer?
The 2019 data breach numbers for the healthcare industry drive home both the lack of focus on phishing security and the obvious need for it.
The FBI recently delivered a Private Industry Notification (PIN) in which it pointed to phishing attacks and two new hacker tools that can bypass two-factor authentication.
Here are the remaining 5 new approaches for helping organizations improve their phishing security. The threat landscape is changing… are you?
Here are the first 5 of 10 new approaches for helping organizations improve their phishing security. Come back for the remaining 5 in a future blog post.
