How Would You React? What ‘Killing Eve’ Can Teach Us About Social Engineering
Social engineering will always be one of the easiest ways for threat actors to get what they want. So what can enterprises do to decrease the risk?
4 Information Security Slipups From ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ to Avoid in the Enterprise
How does Star Trek's information security stack up against current cybersecurity hygiene best practices? Turns out the future's not so bright.
Beyond 2FA: Secure Your Critical Assets With Risk-Based Multifactor Authentication
Passwords have become an insecure and cumbersome form of authentication. Learn about risk-based multifactor authentication, an approach to access management that uses context to determine risk.
Are Companies Doing Enough to Secure PII? I Spoke With Security Expert Frank Abagnale to Find Out
For the enterprise responsible for protecting customers' PII, should passwords be stored at all — even encrypted?
Long Live the Password — Even if You Don’t Want It To
To reduce the risk of a breach due to weak or stolen passwords, companies are adopting multifactor authentication, which requires users to submit an extra piece of data in addition to their password.
Google 2FA Approach Turns Android Smartphones Into Security Keys
Smartphones running Android 7.0 and higher can now serve as two-factor authentication (2FA) tools as part of a Google 2FA strategy to boost security across its online services.
Reap the Promise of One and Done Authentication With Single Sign-On (SSO)
With SSO, employees can use one set of credentials to access all their apps instead of remembering, looking up and frequently resetting multiple passwords.
Creating Meaningful Diversity of Thought in the Cybersecurity Workforce
Let's add the diversity of approach, diversity of values and advocacy for deep customer empathy to the cybersecurity workforce diversity we are building.
Don’t Believe Your Eyes: Deepfake Videos Are Coming to Fool Us All
Deepfake videos that are indistinguishable from authentic videos are coming, and we can scarcely imagine what they'll be used for. We should start preparing for the worst.
Phishing Campaign Uses Fake Google reCAPTCHA to Distribute Malware
A recent phishing campaign used a fake Google reCAPTCHA as part of its efforts to target Polish bank employees with malware.