Reputational Damages What’s worse than a data breach? Trying to cover it up. Companies have learnt this lesson the hard way, after clients discover the trusted company has been hacked and exposed to cybercrime. News like this travels fast on social media and soon you will be trending. With Dark Web monitoring and forensics tools, […]
For any organization, its employees are its biggest assets. But, what happens when your biggest assets turn out to be your greatest threats or liabilities? That is how cybercrime can change the game. In a recent study, it came to light that employee actions account for about 70% of the data breaches that happen. This[…..]
Research points out that more 80% of data breaches happen due to password hacking, meaning that poor password hygiene is responsible for a majority of cybercrimes that follow data breaches. To make sense of this statistic better, let’s first look at what constitutes poor password hygiene. Using simple passwords Often passwords that are easy-to-remember are[…..]
Block incoming threats with proven multi-layered protection, before someone clicks and lets them in. Multiple layers of machine learning-powered email security, including multi-factor heuristics, sandboxing and reputation system for emails and attachments combine to provide reliable protection against even the most complex mail-based attacks. Stopping these attacks before they can exploit your users’ naivety or[…..]