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Why Phishing Campaigns are a Critical Threat in the Corporate World and What Companies Can Do to Protect Themselves
Why Phishing Campaigns are a Critical Threat in the Corporate World and What Companies Can Do to Protect Themselves
Why Phishing Campaigns are a Critical Threat in the Corporate World and What Companies Can Do to Protect Themselves
Why Phishing Campaigns are a Critical Threat in the Corporate World and What Companies Can Do to Protect Themselves

Why Phishing Campaigns are a Critical Threat in the Corporate World and What Companies Can Do to Protect Themselves

As the use of technology has become increasingly prevalent in the business world, so too have cyber attacks such as phishing campaigns. These attacks, which involve sending fraudulent emails or messages to individuals or organizations in an attempt to obtain sensitive information, can have serious consequences for businesses and organizations. In this blog, we will

The Importance of Cloud Security for Small and Medium-Sized Businesses

Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) often face unique challenges when it comes to securing their data and systems. Unlike larger organizations, SMEs may not have the same level of resources or expertise to devote to security measures. At the same time, SMEs are just as likely to be targeted by cyber threats as larger organizations,

Info security successes of 2022 secured security done right

Celebrating the times when international organizations, governments, and the infosec community have shown admirable ability, judgement, and commitment to better securing the cyber sphere in 2022. CCFA changes This year saw major progress toward preventing unwarranted prosecutions of hackers motivated by a desire to protect people rather than harm them. Current laws worldwide often allow

Recent APT hackers use malicious Excel add-ins as their initial attack vector

Microsoft recently decided to block Visual Basic for Applications (VBA) macros by default in office documents downloaded from a web server. This has prompted many threat actors to improvise their attack chains. APT actors as well as commodity malware families are increasingly employing Excel add-in (.XLL) files as an initial intrusion vector according to Cisco