Meet Ellen. As CISO for a regional bank, she spends her time spreading security awareness, coaching her managers, and supporting the selection of security tools. Ellen doesn’t know that her bank has been compromised, or that a nation-state has been funneling data out of her network with impunity. After three years of pleasant ignorance, Ellen happily retires from the bank and moves to Florida where she enjoys sailing....
Corporate network breaches are happening all the time, but finding out about them can be difficult for anyone outside of the company. This lack of transparency poses a significant problem for many interested parties, but it’s particularly challenging for the compliance industry....
ESET has analyzed the operations of Evilnum, the APT group behind the Evilnum malware previously seen in attacks against financial technology companies. While said malware has been seen in the wild since at least 2018 and documented previously, little has been published about the group behind it and how it operates....
With the new world of widespread remote work, you might be especially eager to consider a job offer or listing that promises that you can work from home. But you should be especially cautious, too....
Our CEO, Karim Hijazi, talks about increasingly common cyber crime tactics leveraged during the Coronavirus Era for FOX 26 Houston....
As unrest continues in scores of cities across the United States, the power of anonymity gives rise to dizzying levels of discord, disinformation, conspiracies, and anarchy-peddling, across social media and the world wide web....
An ongoing "massive" COVID-19-themed phishing campaign is attempting to install the NetSupport Manager remote access tool on Windows devices, according to a series of alerts from the Microsoft Security Intelligence team....
The coronavirus crisis has provided fresh opportunity for online scammers to target newly unemployed and financially vulnerable workers, and now employers as well. ...
Cybercriminals are notorious opportunists. Much of their trade relies on creating timely “lures” or “bait” to entice their victims to click on fake websites or download files that contain malware....
An American touting conspiracy theories about the spread of the coronavirus was the likely source of an incident in which nearly 25,000 credentials from the World Health Organization, the Gates Foundation and other institutions fighting the pandemic were posted to the Internet last week, new research concludes....