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2022 Treasury Fraud and Controls

This annual survey seeks to evaluate the current and projected impact of fraud on the finance and treasury environment. Practitioners from all industries are polled on their experiences with fraud and on the range of controls, safeguards and security practices employed to protect their financial assets and...

6 Steps for Protecting Your Domain Name

The comprehensive whitepaper on the 6 best practice steps to protect your domain.

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Traditional Email Security is NOT Enough: How to Build a Layered Defense to Combat Advanced Phishing Threats

Get insights on why a layered email security strategy is your best defense against the evolving phishing threats.

2021 Cost Of A Data Breach

Insights to help you quantify security risk. The Cost of a Data Breach Report offers insights that help you understand risk in a changing world. Understand broad trends, and dive deeper into factors that can amplify costs or help mitigate financial losses. Register for the report to discover: Cost mitigation...

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Q1 2022 Cofense Phishing Intelligence Trends Review

The Q1 2022 Phishing Intelligence Trends Review provides in-depth details on the key phishing trends that defined the last quarter.

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Keeping Up with Phishing. FINDINGS FROM A 2021 RESEARCH STUDY

Download the report for detailed insights on key findings and learn why agencies need to raise the bar on phishing awareness training and education.

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Explore the Evolving Global Cybercrime Landscape

Although the final weeks of 2021 will be remembered for the resurgence of the pandemic, driven by the new Omicron strain, the second half of the year marked the end of restrictions and the reopening of economies in many parts of the world. What has become clearly apparent from analysis of the LexisNexis® Digital...

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2022 Annual State of Phishing Report: It’s Always a Phish

This Annual Report provides an in-depth look at the phishing trends through 2021 with expert predictions for security leaders in 2022

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2022 Annual State of Phishing Report: It’s Always a Phish

This Annual Report provides an in-depth look at the phishing trends through 2021 with expert predictions for security leaders in 2022

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Cofense 2021 Annual State of Phishing Report

Download the 2021 Annual State of Phishing Report to learn how you can protect your agency.

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Cofense Q4 2021 Phishing Review

Download the Q4 2021 Phishing report and check out our predictions about what to expect going forward.

Beating the Business of Ransomware

Ransomware is no longer just a single act of encryption. It has quickly grown into a multi-level attack. Even if you comply with ransom demands, you can suffer subsequent extortion, from threats to publishing sensitive data to DDoS attacks against your services. Preventative cybersecurity is the best way to avoid...

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Quashing The Phishing Epidemic

The battle against email-borne cyber threats continues. While vendors are hard at work building sophisticated email security controls intended to stop phishing tactics, attackers continue to prevail, evading even the most advanced analytics. New, innovative email security solutions that directly involve the end-user...

2021 End of Year Email Security Report

With uncertainty rampant, 2021 saw a rise in the volume, variety, impact, and sophistication of phishing attacks. As the pandemic rumbled on in the United States and elsewhere, and displaced employees were still trying to get a grip on their new lives, more opportunities arose for phishers to exploit the spaces...

Understanding Phishing: How A Ransomware Attack Unfolds

Everyone saw the Colonial Pipeline attack in the news media, and ever since ransomware has become a household word. Most people understand that ransomware involves black hats putting code on people’s computers that, once triggered, causes them to lock up, and some people even know that encryption is involved, but...