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2 weeks ago |
propertycasualty360.com | Erich Kron
A strong security culture can be built on positive attitudes toward security controls and policies, role participation and accountability. (Credit: Yakobchuk Olena/Adobe Stock)You get the culture you ignore. For example, an employee walks into the office without their ID badge, and there is no security protocol to challenge this. Soon enough, others may see no value or incentive to wearing a badge, and they too stop wearing it.
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2 weeks ago |
hackernoon.com | Erich Kron
The KnowBe4 Threat Research team detected a sudden increase in phishing campaigns that abuse the scalable vector graphics (SVG) file format to hide malicious HTML, malware, and scripts that can easily bypass conventional email security filters. Analyzing phishing emails from Q1 we discovered that SVG files comprised 6.6% of malicious attachments within phishing emails—a 245% increase compared to the previous quarter. Why have SVG Files Suddenly Become Popular with Threat Actors?
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3 weeks ago |
securityboulevard.com | Erich Kron
Designed to exploit human behavior and our fallible natures, social engineering attacks are surging for a simple reason: It’s far easier to con and compromise an employee and steal the keys to the kingdom rather than trying to hack or subvert advanced cybersecurity controls that require specialized skills and resources. Recently, researchers discovered that a specific set of demographics is more susceptible to social engineering than others. Nope, it’s not baby boomers, but Generation Z.
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1 month ago |
cdotrends.com | Erich Kron
In 2024, several well-known brands faced significant cyberattacks, highlighting that no organization is immune to cyber threats. At the end of the second quarter 2024, the number of U.S. data breach victims surged by 1,000% compared to the previous period. Below are just a sample of major household brands that were attacked in 2024, highlighting the nature of cybersecurity risks and lessons organizations can learn from these incidents.
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1 month ago |
13newsnow.com | Erich Kron
ST. PETERSBURG, Fla. — For years, VERIFY viewers have been reporting text messages sent to them, alarming them to alleged unpaid tolls. The messages include a link to pay the bill, and if left unpaid, says extra fees could be added. Many Reddit users who also received the text message have questioned if it's real. Are text messages claiming to be from SunPass, E-ZPass, FasTrk and other companies about unpaid tolls legitimate?
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