Executives face growing risks from both digital and physical threats, with online exposure often leading to real-world dangers like harassment or security breaches. Traditional physical security alone is no longer sufficient — organizations must integrate digital executive protection, including threat monitoring, data exposure mitigation, and coordinated response across teams.

Credit unions were the top targeted industry on the Dark Web in Q4 2023, continuing its lead over the historically targeted banking industry for the third consecutive quarter. Financials as a whole continue to be a primary focus of criminal groups on underground channels, with more than 91% of malicious activity directed at either credit unions, banks, financial services, or payment services.Every...

In Q4, impersonation threats made up more than 45% of total attacks on social media, with the vast majority targeting banking and financial services. Impersonation on social media continues to grow, with threats specifically targeting corporate executives responsible for driving the majority of volume for three consecutive quarters.The average number of social media attacks per business has...

Cybersecurity for financial services is a complex, high-stakes challenge. Organizations face a maze of overlapping regulations, relentless threats, and chronic staffing shortages. Despite significant investments and heightened attention, many remain vulnerable to advanced persistent threats, fraud, sophisticated phishing campaigns, and other aggressive tactics targeting PII and sensitive...

Over the past few years mobile banking trojans have been a persistent threat.While Windows desktops and laptops once made up the lion's share of Internet traffic, mobile devices (particularly Android) have long since become the most common means of browsing the web.With banking trojans now incorporating such a wide range of malicious functionality, it's hardly surprising they have become a...