Phishing
Why Zero Tolerance Is the Future for Phishing
January 09, 2019 Added by:Gary De Mercurio
Phishing attacks are really the ones that bring most organizations to their knees and are at the very start of some of the most devastating cyberattack
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Trojan Horses for the Mind
December 07, 2018 Added by:Perry Carpenter
When designed well, our messaging can sneak past mental defenses and noise. In other words, the way we design and deliver our messages can become a Trojan Horse.
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How to Protect SMBs Against Phishing Attacks via Social Engineering
November 06, 2018 Added by:Timur Kovalev
Attackers are constantly changing tactics, so ensuring that you are armed against the latest threats is critical.
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How Can Businesses Protect against Phishing Attacks on Employee Smartphones?
October 11, 2018 Added by:Matt Johnson
It is vital that business leaders educate themselves on the types of attacks that today’s scammers are using, and advise employees on how best to protect themselves.
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DNC Phishing Scare Was a Training Exercise Gone Awry: Lessons Learned
October 02, 2018 Added by:Perry Carpenter
The recent phishing attack on the Democratic National Committee (DNC) was only a test conducted by the Michigan Democratic Party.
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Creating a Meaningful Security Awareness Training Program Is a 12-Month Commitment
December 11, 2017 Added by:Perry Carpenter
As an industry, do we do ourselves a disservice with National Cybersecurity Awareness Month (NCAM)?
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Artificial Intelligence: A New Hope to Stop Multi-Stage Spear-Phishing Attacks
November 07, 2017 Added by:Asaf Cidon
Artificial intelligence to stop spear phishing sounds futuristic and out of reach, but it’s in the market today and attainable for businesses of all sizes, because every business is a potential target.
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Convenience Comes at a Steep Price: Password Management Systems & SSO
July 12, 2017 Added by:Alexandre Cagnoni
Many consumers and businesses are flocking to the mirage of safety offered by password management firms, which are only as strong as their weakest link (often humans).
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Make Sure We're Using the Same Language
June 27, 2017 Added by:Jay Kelley
Punycode (a way to represent various non-ASCII characters) can be used for malicious purposes, as a Chinese researcher discovered earlier this year.
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When Is Apple.com Not Apple.com? Faked Punycode Domains Running Rampant
May 01, 2017 Added by:Magni R. Sigurdsson
We have seen a significant uptick in phishing attacks using “Punycode” to exploit a basic vulnerability in web browsers.
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Stop the Phishing Frenzy; Arm Against the Danger with Detection and Response
December 23, 2016 Added by:Gary Southwell
Phishing continues to pose serious risk for today’s businesses that face significant financial loss, exfiltration of data, compromised credentials, loss of productivity and damaged reputations.
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Beyond Phishing: What You Need to Know About Whaling
June 13, 2016 Added by:Dan Lohrmann
Just when you thought you had seen it all regarding online phishing scams, along comes a new round of deceptive emails, phones calls, instant messages and even traditional printouts from your fax machine.
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Baiting the Phishermen: When Companies Strike Back at Scammers (Do Not Try This at Home)
May 16, 2016 Added by:Steven Rogers
It is never too late to remind employees about phishing emails and where to route suspicious finds.
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A Security Lesson from Down Under: Australia’s Banking App Malware Theft
April 20, 2016 Added by:Harvey Boulter
The technology exists for banks to provide spoof-proof communications internally and to their customers, to avoid attacks such as those against the Android apps of major Australian banks.
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Protecting Yourself (and Your Organization) from Ransomware
April 04, 2016 Added by:Dan Lohrmann
While media attention has focused on global terrorist incidents and the presidential primaries, a growing number of business emergencies caused by ransomware are sweeping the world. The risk of this situation escalating into a significant public- or private-sector crisis is growing.
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March Madness Security Threats Can Drive Any Organization Mad!
March 14, 2016 Added by:Mark Parker
Unfortunately, while the popularity of March Madness (the NCAA Basketball Tournament) has grown exponentially, nearly every facet of any employee’s involvement with the event could open up the employee, as well as the organization, to a number of cyber risks.
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