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The Untold Cost of Brand Impersonation
As more businesses and individuals establish their online presence, the risk of brand impersonation attacks increases exponentially. These attacks can harm a brand's reputation, compromise end-user assets and even lead to financial losses.
10 Surprising Reasons That Explain Lower Conversion Rates
In today's competitive online marketplace, optimizing your website for maximum conversions is more important than ever. That's why we've created this comprehensive guide to help you identify the 10 surprising reasons that explain lower conversion rates. From website design to customer trust, we'll explore the factors that can impact your conversion rates and provide actionable tips to help you improve them.
Top 10 Digital Risk Protection Software Solutions
It’s no longer a question of ‘if’, but ‘when’ and ‘how’ cyber threats will target an organization. This reality demands a proactive approach to digital security. Recent data shows that over 85% of organizations have experienced a cyber attack supporting this need for vigilance. These incidents range from data breaches to brand impersonation, each carrying significant risks to business integrity and continuity.
Top 11 Website Security Software Solutions for 2024
It’s surprising how much website security today is often lacking, even across major and popular sites. Needless to say, such security gaps leave businesses vulnerable to hackers, viruses, and other cyber threats. Consider this: A recent brand impersonation fraud campaign targeted over 100 popular apparel brands with a vast network of 3,000+ spoofed brand websites.
5 Card Skimming Methods Every Infosec Pro Needs to Know
Cybercriminals are notoriously adept at evolving their strategies and tactics to defraud individuals and businesses out of their hard-earned money. One perfect example of the evolution of effective and illusive financial fraud is card skimming. But is card skimming still a thing in 2024? Very much so. According to the FBI, card skimming fraud still costs financial institutions and American consumers more than $1 billion yearly—and it’s growing.
Deloitte & Memcyco Exclusive Panel: The Untold Cost of website and SSO impersonation attacks
Cyber iCON 2024: Event sponsor, Memcyco, and host, Deloitte, present their cybersecurity partnership and market offering that will redefine what “cyber threat intelligence” can and should mean. Alongside exclusively invited partners, they’ll be sharing expert insight and stunning innovations in digital domain protection. This will be a unique platform for industry leaders hungry to fortify cyber threat defenses and exchange ideas while discovering breakthrough strategies and technologies.
Animated Infographic Case Study: Financial Sector
If you visited a fake version of your website, could you tell the difference? What about your customers? Can they tell the difference? See this case study from one of Memcyco's clients. Period: a few months in 2023's results.
2024 Cyber Threat Projections - What Lies Ahead
Brace for impact—CISOs and IT professionals are gearing up for what promises to be an intense year in cybersecurity. Cybercriminals are readying themselves with increasingly cunning tactics against unsuspecting organizations and users. From leveraging artificial intelligence in creating bespoke malware to launching impressively uncanny spoofed sites, the risks are becoming increasingly intricate and difficult to predict.
What is NIST SP 800-53 and 5 Necessary Steps to Comply with It?
With personal data or business communications, our vast digital footprint is vulnerable to malefactors. Consequently, safeguarding sensitive information has become a pressing concern for companies of all sizes. The cost of cybercrime was $8 trillion globally in 2023 and is projected to hit $10.5 trillion by 2025. This alarming statistic emphasizes the escalating threat and the critical need for robust cybersecurity measures.