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Key Takeaways from the Thales Data ThreatReport: EME Edition madhav Tue, 09/24/2024 - 05:23 Organizations in the Europe and Middle East (EME) region face significant challenges. The threat landscape is increasingly complex, regulatory requirements are becoming more stringent, and the economic environment remains uncertain.
Key Takeaways from the Thales Data ThreatReport: EME Edition madhav Tue, 09/24/2024 - 05:23 Organizations in the Europe and Middle East (EME) region face significant challenges. The threat landscape is increasingly complex, regulatory requirements are becoming more stringent, and the economic environment remains uncertain.
By using AI to compose phishing messages, bad actors can avoid many of the telltale signs that indicate a scam, such as spelling and grammar errors and awkward phrasing. Recently, cybercriminals have increasingly used artificial intelligence (AI) and automation to increase the volume and efficacy of their attacks.
The State of Data Security in 2024 However, not only individuals must protect their digital assets; organizations do, too. A host of threats continue to put enterprise data at risk. The Human Element: Educating and Empowering Employees But really, Cybersecurity Awareness Month is about the human element of security.
AI-powered social engineering makes scams more convincing, while stolen passwords enable criminals to log into corporate networks and move laterally unnoticed. Deepfakes create hyper-realistic fake videos or voices that fool people, and identity theft helps attackers pretend to be someone else to steal data.
The increased reliance on decentralized connection and the continued rapid expansion of digitaltransformation by enterprises, small to medium-sized businesses (SMBs) and individuals, provided cybercriminals with many opportunities to exploit and capitalize on unsuspecting businesses and individuals. Threats abound in 2021.
The State of Data Security in 2024 However, not only individuals must protect their digital assets; organizations do, too. A host of threats continue to put enterprise data at risk. The Human Element: Educating and Empowering Employees But really, Cybersecurity Awareness Month is about the human element of security.
To highlight the discrepancy between perspectives, Forbes has reported that 87% of business leaders believed that people highly trusted their company – but when asked, only 30% of people trusted these same companies.
And, as we’ve all seen, the failure to manage digital risks can have a negative impact on the reputation, operations and market value of affected enterprises. The Threat Level Is Rising. billion worth of academic research by performing a phishing scam on university professors.” Securing Your DigitalTransformation.
Recognize and Report Phishing According to the Thales 2024 Data ThreatReport , phishing is the second fastest-growing attack. With the average person having to keep track of roughly 100 distinct credentials, it’s no wonder that nearly one-third of the internet uses a password manager to wrangle (and “remember”) them all.
Recognize and Report Phishing According to the Thales 2024 Data ThreatReport , phishing is the second fastest-growing attack. With the average person having to keep track of roughly 100 distinct credentials, it’s no wonder that nearly one-third of the internet uses a password manager to wrangle (and “remember”) them all.
Healthcare Organizations Need to Adapt Their Data Protection Policies to the New Threat Environment. While the pandemic accelerated their digitaltransformation initiatives, it also expanded their threat surface and opened up opportunities for cybercriminals. COVID-19 accelerates healthcare digitalization.
Expect to see AI-enabled phishing campaigns, deepfake scams, and automated attacks grow in complexity. Critical infrastructure in the crosshairs: Rising geopolitical tensions could lead to threat actors demonstrating their capabilities in response to economic or political pressures.
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