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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...

To Pay or Not to Pay? Proven Steps for Ransomware Readiness

A question that keeps many CISOs awake at night is whether or not to pay in a ransomware attack. In a vacuum, the guidance to withhold payment makes total sense. We don’t want to negotiate with criminals. But when you need to get your business back online, a cost/benefit analysis takes effect, and a company will...

Ransomware Readiness Assessment for Manufacturing At a Glance

Download this whitepaper to learn how to build out a ransomware readiness assessment for your organisation.

10 Ways to Increase Security and Productivity During Remote Work

Remote work presents many opportunities for businesses, but also has its challenges: How do you maintain security throughout the business? How do you ensure employees have access to the resources they need to stay productive? Remote work doesn't need to be a challenge with the right password security in place. ...

The State of Security Automation

This report is based on a survey of security professionals that covers the state of security automation. Findings include the revelations that incident response teams remain relatively small and tend to handle a sizable share of incident response processes in-house. Automation is taking place, but it appears to...

Guide to Defense Against the Dark Art of Zero-day Attacks

In a recent study by the Ponemon Institute it was revealed that 80% of successful data breaches were the result of zero-day exploits, and sadly, most companies remain ill-equipped to make a significant improvement on this statistic. However, we can significantly reduce the risk and chance of getting caught out by...

The Evolution of Ransomware: Victims, Threat Actors, and What to Expect in 2022

The ransomware landscape has changed a great deal over the past ten years. Today, ransomware attacks are driven by three primary factors— ransomware-as-a-service, extortion, and cryptocurrency—and each of these variables influences the overall threat of ransomware in distinctly different ways. Download this...

Cyber Priorities: 6 Cybersecurity Investments You Should Consider in 2022

Explore six cybersecurity investments that you should prioritize in 2022 to strengthen your security posture.

The Rise of Extended Detection & Response

Today’s security analyst has to be a Renaissance player to be successful versus attackers. InsightIDR provides the scale and contextualized insights that SOCs need to detect threats faster, respond smarter, and secure everywhere. To learn how to make it possible for any security team to achieve fast,...

The Dangerous Intersection Between OFAC And Ransomware

Ransomware—that insidious menace threatening every entity no matter its size or industry—took several dark turns in 2021, all intended to magnify its impact. Attacks on major supply chain players reverberated throughout the economy, the continued rise in ransomware-as-a-service (RaaS) gave more criminals the...

Alissa Knight's: Hacking Banks & Cryptocurrency Exchanges Through Their APIs

Alissa Knight, former hacker, current CISO and researcher, unveils API vulnerabilities across the industry by hacking 55 apps throughout banks, neobanks, and cryptocurrency exchanges. This API security white paper explores those vulnerabilities and the discovery process. Download the whitepaper to learn more....

A Guide to Embracing a Zero Trust Security Model

Cybersecurity landscape has changed considerably in recent times. It used to revolve around building a hardened perimeter, and then layering security tools like moats and walls around a castle. This concept made sense when cyberthreats only emerged from outside, and assets lived on premises. With the challenges...

A CISO's Guide to Log Management for Cybersecurity

In today’s highly interconnected worlds, CISOs face a dual challenge: protecting data and reporting to the Board of Directors. Log management has long been a tool in the CISO’s back pocket, helping gain insight into potential security issues. However, the rise of cloud-based infrastructures changes this, making...

The Anatomy of a Third-Party Data Breach

Data breaches that stem from third parties, vendors, or contractors are on the rise. In fact, the increase in third-party data breaches is due to the industrialization of the cybercriminal ecosystem and innovations such as ransomware, which makes cybercrime much more profitable and easier to carry out. Our eBook...