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Mobile Phishing Attacks
Mobile phishing attacks have quickly become a leading security threat with the second most common mobile threat being malware delivered via social engineering. To limit the chance of your business experiencing a cybersecurity incident, it is important to keep your employees aware of the newest attacks being used by cybercriminals. Finding the security awareness training that is right for your company will help make your business more secure.
Multi-factor Authentication
Multi-factor Authentication has become a non-negotiable online security practice. Older methods like SMS-based MFA will decline in favor of more secure options, such as authenticator apps.
Enabling MFA wherever possible should be a focus for your business.
Project CyberSafe™ Roadmap to Success
Ensuring the security of your business necessitates a comprehensive focus on various aspects of your technology landscape and digital footprint. The Project CyberSafe™ Roadmap to Success serves as an essential guide to evaluate your business’s current cybersecurity posture while identifying opportunities for enhancing protection measures. Download this simple and effective guide to evaluate your business’s cybersecurity posture and identify opportunities to safeguard your practices.
Software Update Best Practices
- 1. Enable automatic software updates whenever possible. This will ensure that software updates are installed as quickly as possible.
- 2. Do not use unsupported or end-of-life software.
- 3. Always visit sites directly rather than clicking on advertisements or email links.
- 4. Avoid using untrusted networks, like public WiFi, when installing software.
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Mobile Phishing Attacks
Mobile phishing attacks have quickly become a leading security threat with the second most common mobile threat being malware delivered via social engineering. To limit the chance of your business experiencing a cybersecurity incident, it is important to keep your employees aware of the newest attacks being used by cybercriminals. Finding the security awareness training that is right for your company will help make your business more secure.
Multi-factor Authentication
Multi-factor Authentication has become a non-negotiable online security practice. Older methods like SMS-based MFA will decline in favor of more secure options, such as authenticator apps.
Enabling MFA wherever possible should be a focus for your business.
Phishing Attacks Increased by Nearly 200% in H2 2024
Phishing Kit Abuses Open Graph to Target Social Media Users
By Stu Sjouwerman (KnowBe4)
Researchers at Cyble warn that a phishing kit is abusing the Open Graph (OG) protocol to target social media users.
Software Update Best Practices
- 1. Enable automatic software updates whenever possible. This will ensure that software updates are installed as quickly as possible.
- 2. Do not use unsupported or end-of-life software.
- 3. Always visit sites directly rather than clicking on advertisements or email links.
- 4. Avoid using untrusted networks, like public WiFi, when installing software.
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Mobile Phishing Attacks
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Phishing Attacks Increased by Nearly 200% in H2 2024
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Phishing Kit Abuses Open Graph to Target Social Media Users
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