53% of Organizations Experienced Cyber Attacks
As increasing percentages of businesses experience cyberattacks, new data provides details on where the most organizational risk lies.
social engineering
Should You Use Controversial Simulated Phishing Test Emails?
The Wall Street Journal recently published an article about using highly-emotionally charged, “controversial”, subjects in simulated phishing tests. Controversial topic examples include fake pay raises, reward gift cards, and free Taylor Swift…
New Research: Phishing Remains the Most Popular Technique for Bad Actors
A report from Trustwave notes that phishing remains one of the most popular and effective techniques for attackers to gain access to organizations.
Beware of Bogus Roborock Retailers: The Perils of Misleading URLs in E-Commerce
Roborock’s online storefronts have been used for cybercrime schemes in the past, and it seems attackers are continuing to create fake online shops.
After all, the Chinese-originated robot vacuum cleaner brand only sells through resellers in G…
Harvested Credentials Are Put Up for Sale Monthly on the Dark Web at a Rate of 10,000 a Month
Credential harvesting has become a business in and of itself within the cybercrime economy. New insight from Microsoft details the types of attacks your organization should watch out for.
New Cyber Attack Techniques Will Not Replace Old-School Social Engineering
Even though there are new attack types for cybercriminals, they are still leveraging old-school attack vectors. Why? Because they still work.
Business Email Compromise Attempts Skyrocket in the Last Year
Threat actors launched 156,000 business email compromise (BEC) attempts per day between April 2022 and April 2023, according to Microsoft’s latest Digital Defense Report. While most of these attempts go unanswered, criminals can receive massiv…
[INFOGRAPHIC] KnowBe4’s SecurityCoach: Top 10 Integrations
Real-time security coaching helps improve your organization’s security culture by enabling real-time coaching of your users in response to risky security behaviors.
The New Normal: How XDR is Tackling Social Engineering in Today’s World
Learn how the rise of XDR technology has allowed organizations to better defend themselves against social engineering attacks.
F5 Warns Australian IT of Social Engineering Risk Escalation Due to Generative AI
F5 says an artificial intelligence war could start between generative AI-toting bad actors and enterprises guarding data with AI. Australian IT teams will be caught in the crossfire.