tag = "Digital Risk Protection"
Threat Evasion Techniques: Restricting By Device
Cybercriminals use evasion techniques to extend the life of phishing campaigns. In this post we discuss active evasion, restricting non-targets by device.
Threat Evasion Techniques: Restricting by Location
Evasion techniques are methods attackers deploy to extend the life of phishing campaigns. In this post, we take a look at active evasion techniques restricting non-targets by location.
The Anatomy of a Look-alike Domain Attack
In this post, we show the frequency of common look-alike domain threats, the mechanics of an attack, and resources to minimize risk.
Easy to Deceive, Difficult to Detect, Impersonation Dominates Attacks
Impersonation is a highly effective tactic for threat actors because it piggybacks on the credibility of a brand to legitimize a malicious objective. As a result, it is one of the most common components of a cyber attack.
What is a Look-alike Domain?
By definition, a look-alike domain is a nearly identical, slightly altered domain name, registered with intent to deceive. In this post, we'll describe how domains help us communicate on the Internet, the anatomy of a look-alike domain and why we fall for them, how attackers create them, and the best place to begin when facing this common threat.
Top 7 Use Cases for Digital Risk Protection
Digital evolution is leaving enterprises increasingly susceptible to attacks outside the network perimeter.In order to detect and respond to today's most relevant threats, security teams are investing in operational Digital Risk Protection (DRP) capabilities.
Ransomware Groups Break Promises, Leak Data Anyway
Data stolen in ransomware attacks is frequentlybecoming public even after the victim has paid.
Limited Impact of Phishing Site Blocklists and Browser Warnings
The life of a phishing site is brief, but impactful. A recent study found that by the time phishing URLs show up in blocklists, most damage is done.
What is Digital Risk Protection?
Today's enterprise attack surface is not limited to the corporate network. In fact, the network is just a small slice. When it comes to deciding how and where to attack an enterprise, threat actors have ample opportunity beyond the network perimeter. As a result, enterprises are investing in operational capabilities to detect and respond to external threats across the digital risk landscape. This is Digital Risk Protection (DRP).
Digital Risk Protection vs. Threat Intelligence
Digital Risk Protection (DRP) continues to gain momentum and attention among CISOs and security professionals. DRP, an operational security function once classified under Threat Intelligence (TI), has been elevated by the Gartner Hype Cycle and other analyst research as an emerging security function that security teams rely on to address multiple external cyber threat use cases.
Social Media Intelligence: Cutting Through the Noise
Social media is rapidly becoming the preferred online channel for threat actors. Almost four billion people use some form of social media, and organizations are increasingly reliant on company pages, executive presence, and positive customer interaction to build a strong brand. As a result, a malicious post or tweet can cause irreversible damage to an enterprise.
Royal Ripper: Multi-Stage Phishing Attack Adapts to Victim Input
PhishLabs is monitoring a multi-stage phishing campaign that impersonates government entities and telecoms to target financial institutions and their customers.
Data Leaks in 2020: Accelerated Digital Transformation Exposes Enterprises
The digital presence of today's enterprise looks very different than it did earlier in the year. The COVID-19 pandemic is forcing rapid change on how many businesses use technology. From transitioning to remote workforces to delivering new online services, digital transformation initiatives that would normally span years are happening in weeks and months. Under these conditions, the likelihood of experiencing a major incident due to data leakage is very high. So much so that a recent Gartner Emerging Technologies Report highlighted data leakage as a primary concern.
Gartner Releases Emerging Tech Report: Critical Insights into Digital Risk Protection
Demand for Digital Risk Protection has grown due to the need for better visibility and remediation of threats targeting enterprises' digital assets.
Account Takeover Attacks Cause Chaos @ Twitter
On Tuesday afternoon, dozens of high-profile Twitter accounts were hijacked. Threat actors took over the accounts of Elon Musk, Bill Gates, Barack Obama, Jeff Bezos, and many others. Corporate Twitter accounts were also hijacked. What does this mean for enterprises and their security teams?
Gartner Releases 2020 Hype Cycle for Security Operations
Digital Risk Protection has emerged as a critical new capability for security teams according to Gartner.
Why You Should Take Social Media Account Takeover as Seriously as a BEC Attack
Much like a threat actor can pose as an executive in BEC attacks, they can take over a social media account and abuse the inherent trust we have with it.
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New Webinar: Inside the World of Social Media Phishing: Financial Scams
Attend our upcoming webinar to learn about the latest techniques threat actors use to abuse social media for phishing attacks.
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Threat Actor Abuses Mobile Sensor to Evade Detection
A unique mobile obfuscation technique discovered to help threat actors keep their attacks alive longer.
Marketing Teams Are Not Equipped to Monitor Social Media Threats
Want to protect your brands, employees, and customers from threats originating from social media? Your marketing team and their tools are not sufficient.
5 Tips for Smarter Detection and Collection of Digital Risks
Last month our Director of Product Management discussed why modern enterprise organizations need a digital risk protection plan in place. Here are a few tips to get you started.
Social Risk Monitoring: All Press Good Press?
When bad social media posts go viral, there is a good chance the press will pick up on it. However, how damaging is it to a brand? Let's look at some numbers.
