Ongoing Malicious Campaign Impacting Azure Cloud Environments, Proofpoint Reveals.
Proofpoint executive highlights new developments in conversational attacks on mobile
W. Stuart Jones, Technical Marketing Director in Proofpoint’s Cloudmark Division has highlighted how new conversational attacks on mobile have emerged …
Bringing cutting-edge security solutions
Veronica Martin spoke to Haifa Ketiti, Senior System Engineer ME at Proofpoint during GITEX Global about the new products and …
Three in five global board members view generative AI as a security risk
More than half (53%) feel unprepared to cope with a targeted attack, up from 47% the previous year.
Out of the Sandbox: WikiLoader Digs Sophisticated Evasion
Proofpoint researchers identified a new malware call WikiLoader. It was first identified in December 2022 being delivered by TA544, an actor that typically uses Ursnif malware to target organisations.
How organisations can detect and respond to compromised employee identities
Threat actors understand that people hold access to an organisation’s most critical data, and that many can easily be tricked into unknowingly putting the security of their organisation in jeopardy.
CISOs in the Middle East have had to deal with the loss of sensitive data in the past 12 months
75% of CISOs in the UAE believe employees leaving the organisation contributed to the data loss incident, a challenge exacerbated by staff turnover.
More than a third of retailers leaving Ramadan shoppers vulnerable to email fraud
Only 65% of the top 20 Middle East retailers have implemented the minimum level of DMARC protection, meaning 35% are taking no steps to prevent malicious actors spoofing their domain.
Threat actors double down on emerging and proven tactics to outwit employees
Among the organisations in the UAE that experienced attempted email-based phishing attacks, eight in 10 (86%) experienced at least one successful attack, 44% reporting direct financial losses as a result.
Building strong cybersecurity habits in 2023
Security awareness trainings should provide examples of real-world threats, educate users on what to do when faced with threats, help build positive cybersecurity habits, and gauge how users apply what they learn to real-world situations.