Phishing attackers today do their homework. Of the $2.3 billion lost to phishing scam emails from October 2013 through February 2016, $215 million was attributed to CEO phishing scams alone.
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The risks from spoofed and malicious emails are much greater today. In this article we discuss how email spoofing has evolved as a tool and become a riskier threat.
Recent hospital hacking campaigns in Germany, L.A and Kentucky demonstrate why hospitals are being targeted. Hospital represent a quick but sizable payoff for hackers.
“Locky” ransomware attacks are targeting businesses with malware that encrypts their files. This ransomware is named after its file extension - .locky. Find out how Locky ransomware works.
Running afoul of government regulations is not the only reason to keep a protected archive. Other important uses are lawsuits including sexual harassment, unlawful dismiss and in the case of...
The growing list of nefarious cyber-scams continues unabated. As our attempts to foil these schemes become more sophisticated so do the capabilities of the cyber-criminal community. The question remains, what...
Microsoft Office 365 combines many useful applications into a single package, but often those tools are merely watered-down versions of the real thing. And one particular feature that doesn’t stand...
Steve Havert provides an eye-opening analysis of the survey results of 600 IT security professionals. Steve's analysis digs deep into the findings uncovering many thought-provoking insights.
Tomlinson is best known for selecting the @ symbol to connect a username with the destination address email, making it a central part of the communications process.
We are all very quick to post, tweet and share practically everything with practically anyone. This fondness for sharing and not always knowing who the recipient is can be dangerous.
The network security needs of SMBs are really quite different than the needs of large enterprises. Unfortunately some security vendors assume that one size fits all!
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