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The Most Common Ways Cyber Criminals Will Target Your Business

Businesses face an ever-growing array of security threats from cybercriminals. Scammers and hackers employ increasingly sophisticated techniques to infiltrate corporate networks, steal sensitive information, and disrupt operations. In 2023, consumers and businesses in the United States reported losing more than $10 billion to fraud and online scams, marking the first time that fraud losses have reached that benchmark. This is a 14% increase over reported losses in 2022.

Internxt vs Google Drive: How to Protect Your Files from Google

Have you ever really asked yourself why you’re using Google Drive? Sure, they give you a generous amount of free storage and other features, but at what cost? The privacy of your files. Signing up for Google Drive may seem like a good product to help you store your files online, but Google holds all the power when it comes to: As we live in an era centered around technology, the risks to our data increase.

Webinar Replay: Q1 2024 Threat Landscape: Insider Threat & Phishing Evolve Under AI Auspices

In the first quarter of 2024 Kroll saw an evolution in techniques used by attackers, some of which may point to longer term trends in the variation and sophistication of attacks faced by organizations. In this briefing, Kroll’s cyber threat intelligence leaders explore key insights and trends from hundreds of cyber incidents handled worldwide in Q1.

Securing open source infrastructure - Log all the things

The last time we wrote about open source software (OSS) for security, we explored how community-driven innovation addresses security problems stemming from the rapid pace of business-driven technological advancements. We posed the question: Can open source security solutions adequately secure and protect the OSS that modern businesses depend on?