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Spear Phishing Prevention: 10 Ways to Protect Your Organization

eSecurity Planet

Spear phishing is a more targeted and effective phishing technique that attempts to exploit specific individuals or groups within an organization. While phishing uses a broader range of tactics, such as mass emailing to random recipients, spear phishing is often well-researched and tailored to high-value targets.

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How to Build Successful Security Awareness Training Programs in 2021 and Beyond

Webroot

Security awareness training is one of the most straightforward ways to improve a business’ overall resilience against cyberattacks. Thanks to the disruptions to “normal” work routines that COVID-19 has brought, launching a company-wide training program to teach end users how to avoid phishing scams and online risks is a big challenge.

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Intercepting MFA. Phishing and Adversary in The Middle attacks

Pen Test Partners

Even the more security-aware people with bolstered Microsoft 365 (M365) configurations are coming up blank as to how their comprehensive MFA policies have been bypassed. I’ll also cover the steps you can take to increase your security to try and stop your team falling foul of them. This took me all of 5 minutes to build.

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PCI v4 is coming. Are you ready?

Pen Test Partners

There is also now a requirement to have automatic process mechanisms in place to detect and protect personnel against email phishing. Section 8 Password strength requirements have increased, moving from a minimum of 7 to 12 alpha and numeric characters. This means no more ‘your password is incorrect’.

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HYAS Product Enhancements – Part II

Security Boulevard

While getting into “a land war in Asia” and “going in with a Sicilian when death is on the line” are classic blunders according to cult movie lore, there are classic blunders in cybersecurity we strive to avoid being victimized by - getting phished and falling prey to ransomware or business email compromise are a few that probably top the list.

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What is Network Security? Definition, Threats & Protections

eSecurity Planet

In this simple environment network security followed a simple protocol: Authenticate the user : using a computer login (username + password) Check the user’s permissions: using Active Directory or a similar Lightweight Directory Access Protocol (LDAP) Enable communication with authorized network resources (servers, printers, etc.)

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Cyber CEO: The History Of Cybercrime, From 1834 To Present

Herjavec Group

2 – It demonstrates the importance of security awareness training for your employees! 1962 — Allan Scherr — MIT sets up the first computer passwords, for student privacy and time limits. He also shares passwords with his friends, leading to the first computer “troll.” I love it for a few reasons. #1