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.
Phishing attacks are quite prevalent during this year’s March Madness tournament. So what can IT security teams do? Here are four things to address to boost phishing security and how to improve your threat intelligence feeds.
Scareware is a relatively new form of phishing attack that leverages a person’s anxiety and fear to get them to do something that will ultimately compromise their system. The only effective way to stop scareware phishing threats is with real-time phishing threat intelligence.
With more people using browser extensions than ever to make their life easier, there’s more reason for IT teams to be concerned about what corporate network and data exposure is taking place, and why real-time protection is critical.
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.
SlashNext Real-Time Phishing Threat Intelligence is the industry’s broadest, most up-to-the-minute intelligence on zero-hour phishing threats on the Web.
Human fallibility and the blind spots in network security are no match for most cybersecurity protection because of latency. Real-time phishing detection is the only true solution in today’s threat landscape.
