Your money or your life: Digital extortion scams
An insidious targeted phishing scam is growing in popularity: scammers leveraging threats against your reputation, your relationships, or even your life. Witness the transition from carrot to stick.
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Better: Cisco Security Drives Innovation, Growth and Empowers Customers
Today, 250,000 organizations globally are placing their trust in Cisco Security. With our world-leading threat intelligence by Cisco Talos, we block billions of threats every day.
Happy Birthday, Threat Response: Only a year old, but boy have you seen some things!
Released only a year ago, Threat Response is used in 3,600+ SOCs, and has added value in organizations without full SOCs. More impressive: the rate of innovation within the application.
You’ve Got (Compromised) Mail!
There are two kinds of people in this world: those who have been affected by Business Email Compromise (BEC) scams and those who don’t know they have been hit with...
Cisco Threat Response with Email Security Integration: Harmonizing Your Security Products
Those of us who have been in security for more than 20 years are very familiar with the assertion that security is a process. For me, security has always been...
Going with what works: The state of phishing
Go phish! Cyber-attacks are big business. And the bad guys know that in any business, the more revenue you can generate with least investment means larger profits. It makes...
Using Threat Intelligence Effectively in Security Automation and Orchestration with DFLabs and Cisco Security
When a security incident occurs, it is unlikely that the entire scope and chain of events will be obvious from the outset.
Don’t Feed the Phish: Implementing DMARC
The Challenge of implementing SPF and DKIM: It’s no surprise that email authentication standards such as Sender Policy Framework (SPF) and DomainKeys Identified Mail (DKIM) have not...
Four Ways to Simplify Security
Security breaches dominate headlines. From TechWorld's list of infamous data breaches to Wired Magazine's story about thrill-seeking teen hackers, evidence exists that it's difficult to secure everything.