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So You've Started a DMARC Record... Now What?

According to industry estimates, 91% of all cyberattacks start with a phish. Which is likely why you and your team have generated a Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting and Conformance (DMARC) record for your domain. So where do you go from here? Download this whitepaper and learn: The real value of...

Email Fraud Landscape, Q1 2018

The worldwide crisis of spear phishing and impersonation, which has caused untold billions in monetary losses, cybersecurity mitigation costs, and brand damage, continued to plague companies of all sizes in Q1 2018. Download this report with exclusive and timely insights on the email fraud landscape and learn...

How DMARC Defends Against Exact-Domain Phishing

Email is vulnerable. Without authentication, it is impossible to be sure that the sender of a message really is who they appear to be. This lies at the root of the recent explosion of email-based fraud. Download this whitepaper and learn why: DMARC adoption is growing exponentially; Automation is key to...

2018 State of The Phish Report ®

The 2018 State of the Phish Report presents analysis of data from tens of millions of simulated phishing attacks sent through our Security Education Platform. The report captures and delivers the types of data infosec professionals are seeking as they develop their own security awareness training programs. These...

The International Cybersecurity Awareness Survey: Implications of End-User-Driven Risks

We surveyed more than 2,000 working adults - 1,000 in the US and 1,000 in the UK - about cybersecurity topics and best practices that are fundamental to data and network security. What we found out about the personal habits of these individuals was sometimes heartening, occasionally perplexing, and frequently...

2018 Beyond The Phish Report

Anti-phishing training should be the foundation of any security awareness training program - but it's critical to think beyond email (in more ways than one) in order to effectively strengthen end-user defenses. Simulated phishing attacks - that is, email tests designed to mimic real-world social engineering attacks...

Keep the Door Open for Users and Closed to Hackers

Your Web site serves as the front door to your enterprise for many customers, but it has also become a back door for fraudsters. According to recent reports, cybercriminals have expanded their reach beyond traditional targets of consumer banking and credit cards. They are now looking to harvest valuable data that is...

How Secure Are Your Consumer and Partner Portals?

Managing user access has been a top-of-mind concern for IT and security experts for years, but the realities of today's application economy have recently made it a more urgent and challenging topic to address. This is especially true for customer- and partner-accessed applications, because the proliferation of mobile...

Insider Threat Report: 2018

Today's most damaging security threats are not originating from malicious outsiders or malware but from trusted insiders - both malicious insiders and negligent insiders. This report is designed to uncover the latest trends and challenges regarding insider threats as well as solutions to prevent or mitigate insider...

Utilizing Deception Technology To Protect ATM Networks

Distributed deception technology does not provide a viable solution for defending ATM machines against attacks executed physically on the machines themselves. But it is arguably the most effective means of stopping the most damaging attacks - the ones executed against the larger ATM network or those enabled by...

Does Your Incident Response Plan Measure Up?

In many instances, we learn that companies have an incident response plan that looks good on paper but not in practice. The plan cannot just live in a manual that sits on a shelf. It needs to be a strategy that everyone agrees to, can evolve over time, is rehearsed often and can be carried out immediately when the...

The Executive's Breach Response Preparedness Playbook

Today's cyber landscape has become a matter of 'when' not 'if' a cyber breach will affect your organisation. In this environment, running a successful organisation requires mature cyber incident response capabilities that lead to strong organisational defense and mitigation of harmful breaches. C-suite understanding...

The Cyber Security Playbook: How C-Level Executives Can Contribute To A Stronger Security Posture

Cyber security awareness is growing as more businesses learn that their networks are vulnerable to an attack. The emerging consensus is that the IT department alone cannot handle security; all employees, especially C-level executives, have a part to play. In fact, executives are responsible for not only the security...

The Complexities of Vulnerability & Patch Management

There are massive amounts of vulnerabilities that companies deal with on an ongoing basis - not everything is lost though. Organizations that use unpatched software face a race against the clock, with attackers regularly beginning to hammer new vulnerabilities just hours after new fixes or security alerts get released...

A New Way to Handle Cyber Claims: Adopting a Project Management Approach

There is a lot to say about the disorganized way most cyber incident claims are currently handled. Instead, adopting a project management approach will make better use of resources and lead to several benefits. To this point, many incidents have traditionally been handled with a "lawyer-heavy" approach, but the...