Olesia Klevchuk

2 days ago | blog.barracuda.com | Olesia Klevchuk

Account takeover (ATO) attacks remain one of the most damaging and hard-to-detect threats. Once a malicious actor gains control of a legitimate user’s account, they can launch phishing campaigns, move laterally within an organization or exfiltrate sensitive data. All of this while appearing completely trustworthy to both the user and security systems.

1 month ago | blog.barracuda.com | Olesia Klevchuk

We are excited to announce a major leap forward in Barracuda threat protection capabilities with the integration of multimodal AI technology into our purpose-built sandbox engine. This enhancement allows Barracuda Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and Barracuda LinkProtect to perform real-time, deep inspection of URLs and file artifacts, including documents, images, embedded links, and QR codes.

1 month ago | smartermsp.com | Olesia Klevchuk

Phishing attacks are no longer the clumsy attempts of the past. They’re evolving at an alarming rate, forcing managed service providers (MSPs) to radically adapt their email security strategies to protect their customers effectively. Automated phishing tools, the weaponization of artificial intelligence (AI), and meticulously researched and targeted attacks have dramatically increased these attacks’ effectiveness (and efficiency).

2 months ago | managedservicesjournal.com | Olesia Klevchuk

Phishing attacks are no longer the clumsy attempts of the past. They’re evolving at an alarming rate, forcing MSPs to radically adapt their strategies to protect their customers’ email more effectively. Automated phishing tools, the weaponization of artificial intelligence (AI), and meticulously researched and targeted attacks have dramatically increased these attacks’ effectiveness (and efficiency). This surge in sophistication has raised the bar on what constitutes robust email security measures.

2 months ago | blog.barracuda.com | Olesia Klevchuk

Phishing attacks remain one of the most pervasive and damaging cybersecurity threats. By tricking individuals into revealing sensitive information, such as email credentials, these attacks not only result in direct financial loss but also pave the way for more sophisticated cybercrimes. In 2023 alone, the U.S. Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3) received 880,418 complaints from the American public, with potential losses exceeding $12.5 billion.