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Keepnet Labs E-Mail Threat Simulator allows institutions to defend against major attack vectors. Large corporations, government agencies, and political organizations are the most common victims of cyber-attacks through e-mail. The more information an organization has, the higher the likelihood of exposure to attacks.

Email was first used in the U.S. in the 1960s and 1970s, long before the internet was developed. Email is a method of exchanging (sending or receiving) information via the internet using the appropriate electronic equipment (like mobile, computers, etc.).

Businesses must be aware of the seven most serious threats to email security. Email security needs to be updated and changed according to the attack landscape for the best protection. Client-side attacks, malicious attachments, ransomware attacks and misconfiguration are some of the most common.

The state of email security markets is promising. Research reports suggest that the market will continue to grow especially with the increasing trend of remote working.

When someone is taken aback by something that is hard to believe, they often say, “You can’t believe your eyes.” Hackers exploiting security flaws in monitors, on the other hand, make this adage actually accurate.

By 2020, Racoon Stealer has become one of the most affordable data theft software.

While NASA’s classified systems have a fully working insider threat program, the vast bulk of the agency’s information technology (IT) systems do not.

Google’s Threat Analysis Group (TAG) took the wraps off a new initial access broker that it said is closely affiliated to a Russian cyber crime gang notorious for its Conti and Diavol ransomware operations.

Telegram Has Become a Cyber Criminal’s Digital Forefront

The Minister of Digital transformation of Ukraine, Mikhail Fedorov announced the creation of an army of IT specialists.

Malware is using Covid-19 as a tool.

Reports on cybersecurity were provided by AT&AT.