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A Clear and Present Need: Bolster Your Identity Security with Threat Detection and Response

Duo's Security Blog

This group of English-speaking threat actors are known for launching sophisticated campaigns that can bypass weak MFA implementations, leveraging tactics such as SIM swapping, adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) techniques, and social engineering to gain unauthorized access to organizations’ sensitive data.

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Don’t Get Hooked! 5 Essential Security Tips to Combat Holiday Phishing

Duo's Security Blog

While we tend to associate phishing emails more with our personal accounts, attacks targeting our work identities whether through socially engineered phishing, brute force, or another form, are very common. An email containing a QR code constructed from Unicode characters (defanged) identified by Cisco Talos.

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LRQA Nettitude’s Approach to Artificial Intelligence

LRQA Nettitude Labs

In addition to the topics below that you can expect to see reviewed and discussed in the forms of blog posts or webinars, LRQA Nettitude would also like to extend an open invitation for feedback and collaboration.

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Ransomware Prevention, Detection, and Simulation

NetSpi Executives

Ransomware, a definition Ransomware is a set of malware technologies, hacking techniques, and social engineering tactics that cybercriminals use to cause harm, breach data, and render data unusable. Ransomware attackers get into a network in many ways: Social engineering. Unpatched exploits.

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The Phight Against Phishing

Digital Shadows

The social engineering aspect around phishing works because humans want to be helpful, informed, paid well, get stuff for free sometimes, and generally not end up on the wrong side of management. Unfortunately, aspects of really good social engineering prey on one or more of these human traits (or faults).

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Nastiest Malware 2024

Webroot

Steam the Webinar on demand HERE As we look back on the cybersecurity landscape of 2024, it’s clear that the world of digital threats continues to evolve at an alarming pace in parallel with AI. infrastructure sectors, including healthcare, government services, financial services, and critical manufacturing.

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