Tricking the bad guys: realism and robustness are crucial to deception operations By Cynthia Brumfield 24 Jan 202510 mins HackingSecurity PracticesThreat and Vulnerability Management podcast CSO Executive Sessions: Guardians of the Games - How to keep the Olympics and other major events c...
They’re constantly being targeted by cyber attacks. Missteps caused by their lack of knowledge could lead to disruption, loss and long-term damage. This e-book explores real-world cyber attack examples and five major categories that began with—or hinged on—compromising users. You'll learn...
AI Applications in Cybersecurity: Real Life Examples Machine learning can quickly scan large amounts of data and analyze it using statistics. Modern organizations generate huge amounts of data, so it's no wonder the technology is such a useful tool. Security screening Security screening done by...
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Finally, encourage your team to report suspicious activity – erring on the side of caution can stop a cyber-attack in its tracks. Losing private keys to crypto wallets can be devastating to an organisation. Apart from the financial implications for the business and its customers, the ...
Real-life Examples of Social Engineering Attacks There have been many instances where Social Engineering drew the entire world’s attention. One of the biggest examples is the RSA data breach attack in the year 2011, where the employees ofRSAreceived phishing emails from the attacker. The emails...
Multi-stage cyber attacks, characterized by their complex execution chains, are designed to avoid detection and trick victims into a false sense of security. Knowing how they operate is the first step to building a solid defense strategy against them. Let's examine real-world examples of some ...
Email—you either love it or hate it. Cybercriminals love it. We all know that email is the attack vector of choice for hackers. Why? Bottom line, it works. And they really capitalize on it. There are many ways the bad guys go about compromising the network and getting what they want...
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Cloud service provider Akamai Technologies, based in Cambridge, Mass., began exploring zero trust after suffering a data breach in the 2009Operation Aurora cyber attack. "There wasn't really a roadmap to follow," said Andy Ellis, former Akamai CISO. "We just said, 'We need to figure...