Mendy Newman

FTC Issues Cybersecurity Warning for QR Codes

QR codes on ads are a simple way to grab potential customers before they move on. No wonder cybercriminals are using QR codes, too.

AI is Making Unmanaged Devices More Dangerous

Unmanaged devices are a growing concern for many organizations. AI-enabled zero day attack creation is set to increase this and other threats.

Stop Phishing to Prevent Up to 90% of Security Breaches

Given the enormous sums being spent on phishing training, there are many studies that attempt to evaluate the effectiveness of the training. Many have found that it can't transform users into a reliable phishing defense force.

Playing for Keeps: Hackers Target Gaming and Gambling

Understand why attacks on gaming companies are on the rise and read about solutions that can help protect web-based games from attack.

Regulated Industries and Shadow IT Headaches

For organizations in highly regulated industries, like financial services, Shadow IT poses a double threat, with us exposing them to compliance risk as well as breaches and cybersecurity risk.

It’s Time to Stop Relying on Yesterday’s Cybersecurity Tools

Unfortunately, enabling WAFs to identify new zero-day threats doesn't go far enough to reliably protect web apps from threats.

mr. d0x Goes Phishing

Users are falling for new phishing attacks that are using fake sign-in forms, demonstrating (yet again) that enterprises must protect their users from phishing, instead of depending on users to protect themselves.

Can You Trust That Contractor’s Device? Cybersecurity for the Gig Economy

Freelancers and 3rd party contractors often need access to your networks, software and cloud apps. But contractors' unmanaged devices pose a serious risk to your organization.

Protect Users and Networks from Malware Hidden in Images and Attached Files

RBI stops steganographic attacks, in which malware is concealed within the code of images or other presumably innocent content, in ways that AV/firewalls cannot detect.

Preventing Cyberattacks by Blocking Hacker Reconnaissance

Savvy cybercriminals do careful reconnaissance to gather info about vulnerabilities in a target’s systems before launching a full-on attack.