Software Vulnerabilities March 16, 2020

Player vs. Hacker: Cyberthreats to Gaming Companies and Gamers

6 min read - It is important that gaming companies are prepared to defend against threats to their consumers and that gamers understand the types of threats they can face in their community.

March 16, 2020

Weekly Security News Roundup: njRat Spread by Trojanized Hacking Tools

3 min read - Researchers spotted a new campaign in which malicious actors leveraged trojanized versions of popular hacking tools to spread njRat. Read on to learn what else happened last week in security news.

Fraud Protection March 9, 2020

From Nigerian Princes to Bitcoin Trading: Online Scams Have Come a Long Way

5 min read - Online scams originating from Nigeria have come a long way, and while some stick with the old rich prince ploy, others have devised more elaborate schemes to secure money.

March 9, 2020

Weekly Security News Roundup: Ransomware Attackers Targeting Victims’ Cloud Backups

3 min read - Security researchers investigated how ransomware actors are targeting victims' cloud-based backups to maximize their profits. Read on to learn what else happened last week in security news.

CISO March 4, 2020

How Human Security Investments Created a Global Culture of Accountability at ADP

4 min read - Human security is what matters during a cybersecurity crisis, where skills and muscle memory can make the difference in make-or-break moments.

March 3, 2020

New Malvertising Campaign Launched by Domen Social Engineering Toolkit

2 min read - Security researchers discovered a new malvertising campaign launched by the Domen social engineering toolkit.

Threat Intelligence March 3, 2020

State of the Phish: IBM X-Force Reveals Current Phishing Attack Trends

6 min read - Phishing has long been an infection vector of choice for threat actors, and for good reason — it is relatively easy, inexpensive and consistently successful.

Intelligence & Analytics February 24, 2020

The Past, Present and Future of Security Information and Event Management (SIEM)

5 min read - Security information and event management (SIEM) was originally designed to help organizations achieve and maintain compliance, but over the years, it's evolved to become so much more.

Data Protection February 21, 2020

Municipal Cyberattacks Put Us All at Risk: What Can We Learn From Previous Attacks?

4 min read - What kinds of state and local government institutions are being targeted by cybercriminals? And what can we learn from recent municipal cyberattacks?

February 17, 2020

Weekly Security News Roundup: Coronavirus-Themed Emotet Spam Tops Malware List

3 min read - Coronavirus-themed spam campaigns delivering Emotet topped a monthly "most wanted" malware list. Learn what else happened last week in security news.