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[Risky New Data] More than Half of Phishing Scams Now Use Obfuscation

A new report shows staggering phishing trends using obfuscation techniques that should make any organization feel worried.

New Gartner Forecast Shows Global Security and Risk Management Spending to Increase by 14% in 2024

Gartner issued a press release that forecasted global security and risk management end-user spending to reach $188.1 billion, along with worldwide end-user spending on security and risk ...

[FREE RESOURCES] Celebrate Cybersecurity Awareness Month This October with our Cyber-Monsters!

Cyber threats can be scary, and for good reason.

Senior Executives Beware: The Rise of EvilProxy Phishing Campaigns

Menlo Security warns that a social engineering campaign is using the EvilProxy phishing kit to target senior executives across a range of industries, including banking and financial ...

Malicious URLs In Phishing Emails: Hover, Click and Inspect Again

The most often recommended piece of anti-phishing advice is for all users to “hover” over a URL link before clicking on it. It is great advice.

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT): Learn the Methods Bad Actors Use to Hack Your Organization

They are out there, watching and waiting for an opportunity to strike; the bad actors who have carefully researched your organization in order to set the perfect trap using easily found ...

[Cybersecurity Awareness Month] Spoofy Steve's Business Email Compromise Scams You Need to Watch Out For

Like a ghost, most business email compromise (BEC) scams are able to sneak through most technical defenses and end up in end-user inboxes.

Generative AI and the Automation of Social Engineering Increasingly Used By Threat Actors

Threat actors continue to use generative AI tools to craft convincing social engineering attacks, according to Glory Kaburu at Cryptopolitan.

[HEADS UP] Aurora Police Department Warns of Contactless Payment Processors Scams

If you didn't trust contactless payment processors before, you really won't after hearing about this recent scam.