Mobile devices, while incredibly convenient, also present considerable security risks. This guide covers essential steps that every business should take to keep its mobile devices secure. From using password managers to practicing safe browsing habits by using virtual private networks (VPNs), discover how to fortify your mobile security to prevent unauthorized access to sensitive information.
Hackers have found a way to send phishing emails using regular office devices such as printers, bypassing security checks. Read this article to learn how this scheme works and the steps you can take to prevent an attack.
How do hackers use office devices to send fake phishing emails?
Microsoft 365’s Direct Send feature was originally designed to simplify internal email communication within organizations.
When it comes to insider threats, the focus is often on human error, but what about the "ghosts in the machine"? These are the countless applications, software, and automated systems — each with its own non-human identity (NHI) — that keep your business running.
Many people are getting better at spotting phishing attacks from outside sources. But what if the attack appears to come from within your own company? A recently discovered vulnerability in Microsoft 365 is being used to bypass traditional security, making it easier than ever for hackers to send you convincing fake emails that slip past your defenses.
With growing concerns over online security, the need for stronger authentication methods is more pressing than ever. Fortunately, passkeys offer a breakthrough in how we authenticate our identities, moving beyond traditional passwords with a technology that is both more secure and user-friendly.
While the media often focuses on cyberattacks against large corporations, small businesses are actually the most vulnerable and frequently targeted. But why have they become prime targets? Here’s a look at the challenges that make it harder for small businesses to keep up with growing cybersecurity demands.
A good threat intelligence platform (TIP) not only highlights risks but also enables proactive action before they escalate. However, with so much data coming in and numerous features to navigate, using a TIP effectively can be challenging. This guide will walk you through how to prioritize the most relevant intelligence, integrate your TIP seamlessly into existing infrastructure, and ensure it delivers actionable insights that lead to real-world results.
Bring your own device (BYOD) policies are transforming workplaces by offering employees the flexibility and convenience of using their preferred personal devices for work. However, each device also presents a potential entry point for cyberthreats. As BYOD becomes the norm, effective security measures are essential to protect data without sacrificing flexibility.
A threat intelligence platform (TIP) should be more than just a data repository. In this post, we explore the key features that define an effective TIP and how to make sure it drives meaningful action rather than overwhelm your team with endless alerts.
The FBI’s 2024 Internet Crime Report reveals that ransomware attacks targeting healthcare, financial services, communications and other critical infrastructure in the US are on the rise. Experts warn that phishing and social engineering remain key drivers behind these attacks, highlighting an urgent need for stronger cybersecurity measures.
