Phishing continues to be the number one risk to organizational security, and companies are taking matters into their own hands, using security awareness training (SAT) and simulated phishing email campaigns […]
When it Comes to Phishing, is it the Carrot or the Stick? Read More »
In an ironic turn of events, identity theft protection service LifeLock might not be so well-protected itself. A couple of days ago, a vulnerability in their marketing page allowed users (or perhaps
LifeLock Security Breach Read More »
Just like the Olympics, the FIFA World Cup is a worldwide sporting event that draws millions of fans. From social media to television to print advertising, news of the different
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2017 was a huge year for email phishing. We saw a 4x increase in spam emails, a consistent increase in phishing rates in every quarter of 2017, and an increase
Phishing: Now Available from your Favorite SAAS Products Read More »
We’ve all heard the stories. We’ve all read the stats. We all know email phishing is a problem. But who cares, really? I consider myself very well-protected and would never
I Will Never Be the Victim of a Phishing Scam. Or So I Thought. Read More »
A few weeks ago, I received a strange pop-up notification on my iPhone. “Update Your Payment Information,” it requested. And it wouldn’t go away. Eventually, I followed the notification into
Where Have We Been, Where Are We Going? The Cyber Year in Review Read More »
Holidays have gotten a lot more convenient than they used to be. Gone are the days when we had to rush the mall on Black Friday, loading our down-jacketed arms
Holiday Phishing Scams Read More »
We’re all familiar with the usual phishing schtick: a suspect email containing an embedded link just begging to be clicked. In May of this year, the GoogleDocs hackers put a new twist
KeyBoy: Could a Phishing Scam Be Signaling the Future of Modern Warfare? Read More »
What would happen if a virus took hold of so many Internet of Things (IoT) devices that it had the power to potentially launch an attack against the entire web?
The Terrifying Internet of Things: Will the “Reaper” Botnet Bring Down the Web? Read More »
Each quarter, the Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) puts out a report to keep all sectors aware of current cybercrime threats. The APWG is an international coalition that consists of more
Cybercrime Threats: 4 Takeaways from the APWG’s Latest Phishing Report Read More »
