Fraud Protection May 3, 2021

Social Engineering: Watch Out for These Threats Against Cybersecurity Experts

5 min read - Many of us remember our parents saying not to take candy from strangers. Today, we can apply a similar mindset to avoid social engineering. Social engineering is the threat that keeps on coming back. Threat actors are learning to use even cybersecurity researchers’…

News February 2, 2021

FBI: Watch Out for Spoofed Websites With Deceptive URLS

2 min read - A recent FBI announcement warned that threat actors are creating domains that spoof the law enforcement agency’s official websites. Inside the FBI Announcement On Nov. 23, 2020, the FBI warned that malicious actors were using domain spoofing to look like its real…

Fraud Protection March 17, 2020

2020 Tax Fraud Trends: How to Protect Yourself at Home and Work

8 min read - Scammers view tax season as a prime recruiting season for victims. Here are the most prominent tax fraud trends in 2020 and how to protect your identity and business from risks.

Fraud Protection May 3, 2017

The Increasing Sophistication of the Tech Support Scam

2 min read - It may be the oldest trick in the book, but the tech support scam remains a popular method among fraudsters, according to a recent report.

Banking & Finance February 14, 2017

Indian Banking Customers, Beware! Hackers Have an Eye on Your Money

4 min read - The Indian government implemented new policies and guidance in response to several high-profile attacks against the Indian banking sector in the past year.

Banking & Finance December 3, 2015

Charity Fraud Trifecta: Phishing, Vishing and Smishing

6 min read - The holiday season is upon us and charity fraud is a concern once again, just as it has been in the past. Here's what consumers need to know.

Fraud Protection October 13, 2015

Disaster Fraud: Criminals Capitalizing on Catastrophes

3 min read - Disaster fraud is a deliberate act to deceive people, government organizations or private industries after devastating events for personal financial gain.

Banking & Finance May 21, 2015

Leveraging Social Media for Card Cracking

3 min read - Card cracking, also know as card popping, is a relatively unsophisticated debit card fraud scheme flying under the radar at financial institutions.

Government March 25, 2015

Using Identity Theft for Unemployment Insurance Fraud

4 min read - Unemployment insurance fraud is often an undetected way cybercriminals can reap financial benefit from an identity stolen from a data breach.

Endpoint April 8, 2013

Mobile Account Takeover: When Device ID Isn’t Enough

3 min read - Many of today's layered security solutions do not correlate information between the various layers of malware detection, and thus device ID isn't enough.