Collaborate Disseminate
In my previous phishing blogs, I wrote about the evolution of phishing and the industrialization of phishing that’s being driven by the availability and low cost of toolkits…. Continue reading But We Have an Email Gateway…
In my previous phishing blogs, I wrote about the evolution of phishing and the industrialization of phishing that’s being driven by the availability and low cost of toolkits….
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As I mentioned in my previous blog post, phishing attacks are now being created and executed on an industrial scale. Malicious actors are increasingly using highly sophisticated off-the-shelf phishing kits that allow them to deliver very targeted, shor… Continue reading The Phishing Industry
As I mentioned in my previous blog post, phishing attacks are now being created and executed on an industrial scale. Malicious actors are increasingly using highly sophisticated off-the-shelf phishing kits that allow them to deliver very targeted, short-lived attacks. These… Continue reading The Phishing Industry
Phishing has been around for nearly as long as email has, and the perception that phishing tactics have not evolved persists. Many people believe we are still in the era of the easy-to-spot "Nigerian prince" emails, shown below. Underneath that,… Continue reading This Isn’t the Phishing Your First Boss Knew
DNS is a critical element for all companies because it turns domain names into internet protocol (IP) addresses. Cyber criminals have been digging into DNS in order to create new threats. DNS exfiltration is a typical attack that can become a terrible problem for a company; especially because these attacks (if used to encrypt traffic or use DNS tunneling), are very difficult to detect, and can permeate a network for long time, causing information theft that can compromise the company. Due to this exfiltration of data, a company can run into legal problems or acquire a bad reputation in the sector. Thus, the resulting issues can be very serious. If a DNS exfiltration or any other DNS attack is not detected properly, or at the beginning of the infection vector, consequences can be dire. Continue reading DNS Protection: A "Must" in Security Solutions for any Company
Our customers are moving more workloads to the cloud. No surprise there. The siren song of agility, scale, and cost savings can’t be resisted. But as we highlighted earlier, security fundamentals are key to a successful cloud migration. In fact, we also shared marketectures to successfully migrate apps to the cloud and the top best practices for securing cloud workloads. While there are plenty of areas to dive into across how temporary is the new permanent, why RTFM is always relevant, and why understanding the shared responsibility model is key to any eyes wide open cloud migration, today I am going to focus on my favorite: digital trust. Continue reading Trust As The Foundation Of Security
Our customers are moving more workloads to the cloud. No surprise there. The siren song of agility, scale, and cost savings can’t be resisted. But as we highlighted earlier, security fundamentals are key to a successful cloud migration. In fact, we als… Continue reading Trust As The Foundation Of Security
But now, with more traffic destined for SaaS applications and the public web, enterprises are increasingly adopting the Internet as the corporate network. Instead of sending SaaS or web traffic over the WAN, Direct Internet Access (DIA) simply sends that traffic out over a standard broadband connection. An alternative approach is for the enterprise to deploy an SD-WAN. Continue reading Securing Your Direct Internet Access Connections
But now, with more traffic destined for SaaS applications and the public web, enterprises are increasingly adopting the Internet as the corporate network. Instead of sending SaaS or web traffic over the WAN, Direct Internet Access (DIA) simply sends th… Continue reading Securing Your Direct Internet Access Connections