Check Point documented 5,000 emails coming from legitimate-looking organizational domains.
Check Point documented 5,000 emails coming from legitimate-looking organizational domains.
Threat actors are abusing Microsoft Sway to host QR Code phishing campaigns.
KnowBe4 Security Awareness Advocate Erich Kron talked to TechRepublic about the importance of assessing a seemingly urgent email before clicking any links.
Expert insight from our head of GRC consultancy Our analysis of the ICO’s (Information Commissioner’s Office) public data set found that 29–35% of reported personal data breaches between 2019 and 2023 in the UK had been caused accidentally. That is, the incident type was one of: Sector patterns However, when we investigated the sectors suffering the most accidental breaches, we found that the entire top 3 comprised the public sector, with numbers as bad as 36.4%, 40.4% and 57.1% of all data breaches caused through human error. When we asked Damian Garcia, our head of GRC (governance, risk and compliance)
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Expert insight from our head of security testing As we get deeper into 2024, we felt it was time to sit down with our head of security testing, James Pickard, to talk about what trends in cyber security he’s seeing. He pointed to the rise of AI, and how this is changing cyber security, particularly in terms of social engineering attacks. We also covered other areas, including ransomware trends and how organisations can protect themselves. About James Pickard James is an expert penetration tester – and our head of security testing – with more than a decade in the field.
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Direct revenue loss is the biggest drain from downtime, but other hidden costs include diminished shareholder value, stagnant productivity and reputational damage.
Find out how the cyberespionage threat actor LilacSquid operates, and then learn how to protect your business from this security risk.
The authors of the report also say that attendees will “almost certainly” be targeted with Olympics-related phishing schemes.
‘Operation Endgame’ is an ongoing effort to disrupt botnets, malware droppers and malware-as-a-service.
Find out how Grandoreiro banking trojan campaigns work and the countries targeted, as well as how to mitigate this malware threat.