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?
Here are the remaining 5 new approaches for helping organizations improve their phishing security. The threat landscape is changing… are you?
Most social engineering attack signs are really indicators for basic attacks from less experienced and sophisticated hackers. Today’s attacks are more sophisticated.
New research found that Microsoft Office 365 ATP takes up 250 days to create phishing attack signatures. Here’s what users can do.
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.
This year’s Verizon Data Breach report showed that social engineering threats that are targeting the C-suite were up 12-fold over 2018 levels.
Four common phishing threats and attacks that 2FA or MFA will not stop and demonstrate how this cannot be your only corporate network defense solution.
A growing, and popular, phishing attack is one designed to steal credentials – mainly login data that can be used to gain access to applications, networks, and ultimately valuable data, and they are on the rise.
Join our CEO – Atif Mushtaq – and our CMO – Jan Liband – for must see webinar on Wednesday, March 27th at 10am PST. In just a short 30-minutes, you’ll better understand the social engineering landscape and what you can do to protect your organization and employees.
There are a number of reasons why phishing and cyberattacks are so successful, and Osterman Research identified 8 of them in a recent whitepaper. We added a very important reason to this list in our blog post here.
