Understanding Trojans and how they work
A Trojan may seem like an authentic file or app, but it isn’t. The aim of a Trojan is to fool you into loading up…
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Why do cybercriminals spoof emails?
You receive an email from a colleague in your enterprise inbox, but something doesn’t click. They’re asking you for sensitive data they should have no
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Why your enterprise needs protection from spam
Although current providers are involved in a constant war upgrading their filters to spot and stop spam emails ever arriving in client inboxes, this
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It’s perfectly safe to send email attachments…isn’t it?
Millions of emails are released per second every day throughout the world. In many cases, these missives include important documents and
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Top data loss prevention protocols for email
Data Loss Prevention, or DLP for short, is among the most powerful tools an enterprise can employ to protect both itself and
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What are the principles of email security?
Despite the security risks involved in transmitting private information via email, for communication and document sharing, it is still
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Safeguarding staff against email spoofing
Email spoofing is just one of the techniques used by cybercriminals in their insidious campaigns. Hackers understand that while there are many new ways of…
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How to protect your firm from BEC attacks
A Business Email Compromise (BEC) attack starts with a hacker using spoofed email accounts to effectively impersonate a firm’s CEO or managers. After penetrating email…
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Safeguarding your enterprise from spear phishing
Spear phishing attacks are targeted assaults aimed at specific individuals and enterprises to trick them into downloading malware or exposing sensitive information. Ramping up traditional…
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Eight ways to minimise ransomware risks
Along with exorbitant bitcoin payments, ransomware operators have been stealing headlines this year, attacking companies that are desperate to safeguard confidential data from exposure. Deploying…