Email security has changed. Previously, it was dominated by Secure Email Gateways (SEG), which were designed to protect on-premise email servers. They used a set of ...
Email security has changed. Previously, it was dominated by Secure Email Gateways (SEG), which were designed to protect on-premise email servers. They used a set of ...
When you share a link on LinkedIn, and the URL is over 26 characters, LinkedIn will automatically shorten it, as per its policy. You may have seen it while perusing ...
An easy way to determine if an email is suspicious is by looking at sender reputation. It’s no wonder, then, as we found in our 1H Cyber Attack Report, that 84.3% of...
An Allow List is a simple concept. Essentially, it's a list of addresses or domains that you've deemed safe, and thus emails from those addresses or domains shouldn'...
Oftentimes, you'll receive an email that says to call a number. It can be for anything—refunds, ask questions, etc.
In July, we wrote about new data that shows that ransomware attacks on K-12 schools are projected to increase by 86% in 2021.
Have you ever seen an email like this come across your inbox?
A post in occasional series about the ins and outs of data science, by senior AI researcher Natan Katz. Read the first article here.
As an organization, when thinking about cybersecurity, you have a choice: You can protect all users or only some.