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Bank account takeover fraud is a growing global threat, costing financial institutions and customers billions each year. Attackers are refining their tactics, blending phishing, credential stuffing, and mobile malware to bypass traditional defenses. For banks, the stakes are high: a single breach can erode customer trust and regulatory standing overnight.

Egnyte’s core values have always included trust, security, and enablement of business agility for customers who work in data-intensive and highly regulated industries. In turn, our cybersecurity program has always been aligned with those values, resulting in Egnyte’s maintenance and continuous expansion of our portfolio of industry-specific compliance certifications.

Vulnerability management is the continuous, proactive process of identifying, evaluating, remediating, and reporting on security weaknesses across systems, networks, and software to reduce attack surface and minimize cyber risk.

A relatively new ransomware group, Interlock, has gained traction in 2025 as an opportunistic ransomware operator that leverages compromised websites and multi-stage social engineering techniques to deliver their payloads. First observed in September 2024, Interlock departs from the traditional Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) model, operating without affiliates or public advertisements.

Retailers are facing increasingly targeted, financially driven cyberattacks, from ransomware to supply chain compromise. Yet many remain reactive. Threat intelligence changes the game, enabling earlier detection, faster response, and deeper risk visibility. Our latest CYJAX whitepaper explores the retail sector’s biggest cyber challenges, the value of intelligence-led security, and practical steps to build resilience.

In a world so full of digital online scams, it’s hard to remember that scammers abuse our postal mailing systems as well. Scams are as old as humanity. And most of the scams we see today on the internet have been occurring for decades or even centuries before the internet was the internet. Nigerian scams have been documented back to the 1700s.

The Better Business Bureau (BBB) has warned that scammers are targeting high-profile employees and influencers with fake invitations to appear as a guest on popular celebrity podcasts. The scammer poses as the podcast’s production manager, offering the target $2,000 for the appearance. If the victim agrees, the attacker will ask them to hop into a virtual meeting to test their setup before the podcast.

Imagine a world where, in the middle of programming, your helpful AI assistant tells you to import a package called securehashlib. It sounds real. It looks real. You trust your silicon co-pilot. You run pip install securehashlib. Congratulations. You’ve just opened a backdoor into your software stack—and possibly your company’s infrastructure. The package didn’t exist until yesterday, when an attacker registered it based on a hallucination the AI made last week.

In today’s hyper-connected world, Web Application Firewalls (WAFs) have become one of the most critical layers in a modern security stack. As businesses shift more operations, data, and user experiences online, web apps and APIs are increasingly under siege – from basic bot scraping to sophisticated logic abuse and zero-day exploits.

In today’s fast-moving digital world, cybersecurity is no longer just an IT concern: it is a business imperative, and a game-changer. For many years, cybersecurity was perceived as a necessary expense, a cost center that consumed expensive resources mainly to mitigate risks and to prevent threats. But leading organizations now realize that strong cybersecurity is not just about protection, but it is a real driver of growth, customer trust, and competitive advantage.