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How to get rich with ransomware

Ransomware is the most profitable form of cybercrime. Not only does it pay well, it is fairly easy to set up. With an investment of as little as $100 criminals can net a profit of more than 2000 percent.

Protecting APIs: Our First Magazine is Out!

It’s here. We’re proud to announce the very first issue of Cyber Protection Magazine. This first issue is all about protecting the building blocks of a connected world: APIs

Insurance industry using weak reasons to not pay

Payouts for ransomware are growing faster than the insurance industry can capitalize them. Premiums are rising and as a result coverage limits are dropping. Moreover, Insurance companies are using weak reasons to not pay claims. Here is what you can do.

Common technology could blunt flash mob thievery

Metropolitan areas in the US have been hit with flash mobs of thieves. Technology already in place could seriously blunt these crimes. The question is whether the shoppers and retailers are ready to take responsibility for using it.

Video Interview: Finding Threats within your network – for free

As our quest for the holy grail of cybersecurity continues, we made a discovery which could be helpful for a lot of businesses. Watch our latest video with fletch.ai

Security first needs to be in every company’s DNA

The API economy presents a challenge all of its own. Making API security part of your overall cybersecurity strategy can combat that challenge, says a panel of experts. Read the summary in our latest article.

Scam Bucket: Microsoft reveals year-old Franken-phish campaign

Ever heard of Franken-phish? It’s a campaign that targets Microsoft 365 users. It sells kits comprised of components of other kits readily available on the Internet, hence the term “Franken-phish.” Read about it in our latest Scam Bucket Article.

Building a collaborative security team: Case Study

Solving cybersecurity issues can boil down to a single weakness: personnel, but hiring qualified security workers is hard when you don’t know what skills are needed. Building from within with proper tools can overcome that lack of knowledge.

Is ‘API Security’ an oxymoron?

In the first executive event on API security, Sandy Carielli from Forrester focused on API security from a development perspective – read her conclusion in our exclusive coverage.

Digital Transformation: The leading factor for API attacks

The digital transformation has made unprecedented contributions to creating a simple, agile and always available experience in many different industries. APIs are critical components of