Collaborate Disseminate
Each day the average person spends around 135 minutes on social media.
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After a brief hiatus we’re back, and this time we’re bringing out the big guns with one of our enterprise account managers. This week we are putting Ryan Clemency to the test of getting us back to a perfect score, so that one day we ma… Continue reading Is it a Phish? June 22 Edition
Email service providers have been and continue to be amongst some of the most targeted industries when it comes to phishing. In fact, in 2017 email and online services combined overtook the financial industry as the largest phishing targets with i… Continue reading Is it a Phish? Office 365 Edition
It may be one of the oldest types of digital attacks, but according to the FBI’s IC3 report phishing remains a top vector.
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Account compromise is a big deal. Especially when it’s privileged account compromise.
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This week we are putting our brand new marketing team member, Rachel, to the task of hopefully getting us to our first perfect streak. And because she’s new to the team we decided to bring back our classic format.
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Phishing is one of the oldest forms of cyber attacks, but until recent years it was commonly thought of as an entirely desktop attack vector. This was primarily due to the flow of web traffic coming through laptops and desktop computers; however, … Continue reading Mobile Adoption is Setting Security Awareness Training Back
Sending a simulated phishing attack is now more accessible than ever thanks to a recent update from Microsoft and the various other free offerings, and many organizations have been pushing them out for years.
Be it once a year, once a quarter, or … Continue reading Are Phishing Simulations a Replacement For Training? No.
Wait, Mother’s Day was last week? We promise, we didn’t forget, but we did have just a tiny bit of news to announce and that took center stage. But we’re back, and we’re shaking things up!
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If you’ve been following our coverage of this year’s Phishing Trends and Intelligence Report, you are aware of the largest key finding: the shift from consumers to enterprise targets.
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