The world of cybersecurity has been ripe with newer claims and counterclaims. From the past week, the fight against phishing remains relentless. However, being ahead in the race remains the priority of every Information Security specialist. Let’s look at some of the headlines that gave us a glimpse into the mayhem called cybersecurity.
The COVID-19 pandemic has caused havoc not only in our real world but also in the virtual one. On the brighter side of things, it has encouraged a new work culture – working from home. This development has given a tremendous boost to Microsoft, with millions of employees working from home using one Microsoft product
Spam and phishing emails, Trojan, and ransomware – the cyber world is roaring with incidents of cyber breaches. The digital workspace has become a battlefield, and to become a better cyber warrior, an organization or individual needs to be abreast of the latest security updates across the globe. Here are the top headlines from the
Every day, we see phishing scams happening around us. We read in the newspapers and on the internet that people have lost their hard-earned money to cybercriminals. What are these phishing scams, and how do they play out? What is the general modus operandi of these hackers? How do we identify a phishing scam email?
Cybersecurity can be ensured when netizens act proactively and take anti-phishing protection measures well in advance. The following headlines from the world of cybersecurity shall enable the reader to plan their phishing prevention measures better. Data Breach at Edureka Bangalore-based Indian ed-tech platform Edureka recently underwent a data breach that has publicly exposed over
Phishing prevention tips can be best utilized when you are abreast of the latest cyber headlines. Here are the latest cyber attacks from this past week Armenia-Azerbaijan War Exposes Navy Details The recent warfare between Armenia and Azerbaijan for the Nagorno-Karabakh region has led to the leak of 18,872 entries belonging to over 10,000
Covid has been around for more than seven months now. And in that time, it has become the number one source of phishing attacks worldwide. We even detailed ten ways hackers use Covid to phish you in a recent post. It’s been so widespread, almost everyone is wary of Covid-related phishing emails by now. You
Adopting the phishing prevention best practices can ascertain a significant level of protection from the cyber adversaries who are always trying to infiltrate into the systems of businesses, organizations, and even government offices. The following headlines from the bygone week prove why enterprises must take phishing prevention seriously Belarusian Police Officers Become Victims Of
How good are your employees at spotting phishing emails? There’s a really easy way to find out. Send each one of them a fake phishing email and see how many click. And that’s exactly what Tribune Publishing, publishers of the Chicago Tribune, did recently, and boy did it backfire. According to The Big Lead, “The
Hundreds of data breaches manage to steal confidential information from companies every day. The adversaries seem to be a step ahead of even the phishing prevention best practices. Hence, learning from past security incidents and improving one’s cyber defense is the key to a safe digital environment. The following are this week’s top cyber headlines