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Email Security: Social Engineering Report

Social engineering is the lever that fraudsters are using to penetrate organizations and commit big-dollar crimes - and no amount of anti-virus protection is going to defend against these sophisticated targeted attacks. How prepared are you to defend against social engineering attacks such as spear phishing, business...

Proactively Challenge Cyber Threats in the Financial Industry

It is more crucial than ever for companies in the financial industry to better manage risk and keep high-value data safe. In this case study of a regional bank, "Proactively Challenge Cyber Threats in the Financial Industry," you will learn how monitoring the appearance and price trends of specific Bank Identification...

Mindset Adjustment: From IT Defense to Risk Management Solutions

Information security is in the midst of a major shift. What had been a purely technical, defensive, IT problem is now a whole-organization risk management problem. As the industry undergoes this wholesale shift in mindset, enterprises are struggling to catch up. Gone are the days of installing a few defensive...

Greatest Possible Cyber Protection for the Healthcare Industry

How do companies in the healthcare industry better manage risk and keep their most valuable data safe when stolen healthcare information commands such a high price on the dark web? Download the case study, "Proactively Challenge Cyber Threats in the Healthcare Industry," to learn how this healthcare organization...

No Tolerance for Behavioral Problems; Combatting Fraud with Web Behavior Analytics

Websites are wonderfully efficient for businesses to market and sell their products. However, in the same way that a business would monitor transactions in a brick-and-mortar storefront, it is imperative to have visibility into website transactions to prevent financial losses from account takeover, automated attacks,...

Putting Fraud Out of Business - PSD2 Readiness and Compliance

The risk of cyber fraud is increasing faster than the total volume of financial transactions across the internet. In just two years, internet transactions increased by 200%, while fraud increased 178%...and that was exclusively in the mobile channel. Is fraud becoming better business than the business itself? The...

The Evolution of Ransomware

Neither ransomware nor social engineering is new, but both are more advanced and effective than ever. How can organizations improve how they detect and respond to the latest threats? James Lyne, global head of security research at Sophos, shares insight and advice. "The major trend here is really around more...

2016 Faces of Fraud: The Analytics Approach to Fraud Prevention

Only 34 percent of surveyed security leaders say they have high confidence in their organization's ability to detect and prevent fraud before it results in serious business impact. Among the reasons why they lack confidence: Today's fraud schemes are too sophisticated and evolve too quickly (56 percent of...

Multi-Channel Banking Fraud

All fraud hurts, but when compared to other instruments and transaction channels, nothing has the potential to hurt like check deposit fraud. Account take over is still a major problem in the banking industry, and with recent mass compromise events, the risk is on an upswing. Download this infographic to...

The Fundamentals of Phishing Guide

Today's cyber criminals use social engineering to plan and execute increasingly sophisticated phishing attacks. The Fundamentals of Phishing provides practical steps for consumers to identify fraudulent phishing emails. It also provides guidance for organizations to prevent their brands and domains being leveraged for...

The Rise in Spear Phishing: A Focused Look into the Growth of Targeted Email Attacks

Spear phishing continues to pose an acute threat to any organization holding what the cyber underground views as valuable data. We know this because spear phishing continues to turn up as the trigger for massive network breaches, from Target and Sony Pictures to Anthem and the U.S. Office of Personnel Management....

A Guide to Corporate Social Media Security

With the rapid business adoption of social media as a core communication channel, organizations are increasingly exposed to an array of internal and external security risks, especially those with significant social media presence. The FBI, Gartner and many other security analysts cite social media as one of the...

Security Awareness Training Buyer's Guide: Sharpening Human Defenses Against Phishing

To paraphrase an old saying, a wall is only as strong as its weakest point. When it comes to system and data security, people are often that point. People are the last line of defense to prevent unblocked attacks from clearing a path to your systems and data. To serve that role effectively, employees must be...

The CISO's Guide to Spear Phishing Defense

Spear phishing is the preferred attack method for advanced threat actors. Well-crafted spear phishing attacks easily slip past layers of defenses and target the only vulnerability that cannot be patched -- people. The vast majority of headline data breaches in recent years have all begun with spear phishing attacks....

Data Security That's "Virtually Invisible" To Users

As businesses continuously share sensitive and regulated information through multiple channels, "IT rarely has visibility over most of those locations and that means data is unprotected and at a high level of risk from theft, or simple loss," according to IT-analyst firm, Creative Intellect Consulting (CIC). ...