Protecting Security Infrastructures in 2019
Every year, companies evaluate their own security capabilities and every year, cybercriminals find new avenues of attack. Threat modeling allows companies t…
Every year, companies evaluate their own security capabilities and every year, cybercriminals find new avenues of attack. Threat modeling allows companies t…
Phishing attacks continue to grow in popularity simply because they work. In the new world order, remote workers have become enablers of cyberattacks. A study from Webroot, an OpenText company, reveals that three in 10 workers worldwide have clicked a phishing link in the past one year. This report explains how phishing has become a pervasive threat, with more people falling for phish clickbaits as hacks become more real than ever before.
Chris Matty of Versium sheds light on how dirty data causes advertising waste and shares strategies to prevent it.
Ever met a user who brushes off cybersecurity as a mandatory compliance measure at best and a personal inconvenience at worst? An attitude of resistance is common across organizations. We share stories from five security leaders, with insights on how to tackle this problem head-on.
Hackers could send a small amount, as little as 0.1 bitcoin, from one blockchain on Nomad and receive an arbitrary, higher amount of as much as 100 bitcoin on another.
Poor data quality leaves you blind to competitive threats and opportunities. Discover how to develop an early warning capability against competitive attacks
Modern cloud deployments remove the frustration of operating workloads on-premise, but it also opens the door for new vulnerabilities. Learn why companies must make every effort to secure the cloud environment, build more inclusive products and prioritize device security.
There is a ransomware attack every 11 seconds in 2021, and long-term hybrid work will compound this challenge. Hybrid working employees are likely to switch …