Penetration testing (also called “pen testing“) is a controlled cybersecurity exercise where ethical hackers simulate real-world attacks to identify and exploit vulnerabilities in your systems before malicious actors can....
Traditional security awareness training focuses heavily on email threats, creating dangerous blind spots. Modern training must evolve to include: Platform-specific phishing scenarios (LinkedIn, Teams, Slack, WhatsApp) Recognition of cross-channel...
While sophisticated attacks are becoming harder to detect, key warning signs of non-email phishing attempts include: Unexpected message requests through platforms like LinkedIn, Teams, or SMS Urgent requests that...
Supply chain attacks through non-email messaging channels are particularly dangerous as they leverage trusted vendor relationships. Protection requires: Verification processes for any sensitive requests through alternative channels Clear communication...
Zero Trust architecture is essential for securing the modern communication landscape. The core principle of “never trust, always verify” must extend beyond network access to include all communication channels:...
Deepfakes and AI-generated content have created entirely new attack vectors that bypass traditional security. In 2024, we’ve seen: Voice deepfakes used for vishing (voice phishing) attacks AI-generated video messages...
Defending against cross-channel attacks requires a multi-layered approach beyond traditional email security: Unified security platform spanning all communication channels Behavioral analytics to detect unusual communication patterns Zero trust architecture...
Attackers are increasingly targeting collaboration platforms due to their high trust environment and limited security controls. Common tactics include: Account takeovers through credential theft Malicious file sharing appearing to...
SMS and messaging app phishing, or “smishing,” is particularly dangerous for several reasons: Limited security controls compared to email High trust factor (messages typically come from known contacts) Urgency...
LinkedIn has become a prime target for sophisticated social engineering attacks with a 245% surge in 2024. Attackers create convincing professional profiles, build relationships over time, and exploit professional...
