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Title page of court order authorizing Microsoft, Fortra to take action against malware hosts

Campaign against Cobalt Strike malware progressing

Lou Covey September 8, 2023

But SMEs are on their own The use of the law to shut down malicious use of Cobalt Strike ismore

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Emerging Cryptocurrency Scams: Red Flags and Prevention

Lily Partin September 7, 2023

With the rise in popularity of cryptocurrencies, there has also been an alarming increase in cryptocurrency scams that target unsuspecting investors.

Scam bucket: USPS Smishing

Lou Covey September 6, 2023

A relatively new “smishing” attack (using SMS texts to gather personal information) is moving through the US, with the attackersmore

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How Your Cybersecurity Strategy Can Combat Fake New

Justine Robinson September 5, 2023

Fake news is a more significant threat to cybersecurity than most people realize, therefore it’s essential to be aware of how one can certify a news story’s validity online.

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The Times they are A-changing: Women in Cyber

Editors Desk September 1, 2023

Today marks International Women in Cyber Day. Cyber Protection Magazine collected commentaries from women around the cybersecurity industry.

These are your 5 most dangerous devices

Editors Desk September 1, 2023

If you look around your house or office, you’ll be surprised which of your devices are the most risky. Spoiler: It’s not your computer.

Cybersecurity market heading for a reckoning

Lou Covey August 30, 2023

The cybersecurity market is heading for a reckoning without serious adjustments to marketing strategies.…

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Unwanted Voice Traffic: A Growing Threat Impacts Businesses

Editors Desk August 29, 2023

A new report shows the growing threat of unwanted voice traffic and its pervasive impact on enterprises worldwide.

Is the way we recruit exacerbating the skills shortage?

Jamal Elmellas August 24, 2023

The shortage in cybersecurity experts has led businesses to compete in earnest over a small pool of talent and the consequences of this are that more cybersecurity professionals are changing jobs than ever.

Zero Trust Principles for Mid-Market Companies

Denny LeCompete August 21, 2023

The arena of Zero Trust is an unbridled circus. Conflicting best practices, classic overselling, and niche use cases abound making two things painfully clear: 1) organizational leadership is making Zero Trust a top priority, and 2) the folks tasked with implementing it have no idea where to start.