PhishByte
PhishByte is an Australian-focused phishing simulation and cyber awareness training platform designed to help organisations reduce human risk through real-world scenarios and measurable behavioural change.
PhishByte is an Australian-focused phishing simulation and cyber awareness training platform designed to help organisations reduce human risk through real-world scenarios and measurable behavioural change.
Join us at CISO (Chief Information Security Officer) Indonesia as we explore cybersecurity strategies implemented in different organisations. As the fourth largest internet user in the world, Indonesia is experiencing an increased number of cyber-attacks, with many of these attacks targeting critical infrastructure, financial institutions, and government agencies. Some of the common types of cyber-attacks
Australia has embraced a hybrid work culture following the global pandemic. However, from the start there have been some cybersecurity ‘red flags’ with remote work arrangements. Within months of organisations asking employees to work from home, we saw security teams worried about stopgap measures taken for business continuity reasons; about the rising opportunism of attackers;
The human layer continues to be the most enticing attack vector for cybercriminals. Sadly, most organizations continue to neglect this easily penetrable entry point. Throughout 2021, the world continued to see significant year-over-year increases in phishing attacks. No industry vertical, size of business or geography was immune. The human layer was under attack in both
Two years on, the COVID-19 pandemic continues to dramatically impact IT teams worldwide. The 2022 Thales Global Data Threat Report looked at many aspects of those impacts, with insights found from topics such as ransomware, zero-trust security strategies and cloud data security trends. This report covers respondents based in the APAC region, which we define
Phishing attacks are the most effective way for a Cyber Attacker to gain access to your organisation’s accounts and data. Typically, 1 in 4 people will click through to a phishing link.
Protecting your organisation against phishing attacks is key to creating the foundation for a Cyber Resilient culture.
People are at the heart of creating Cyber resilience and responsiveness. Lack of Cyber Security training for your employees is a key weakness which Cyber Attackers will look to exploit through phishing, ransomware and other Cyber attacks.
Additionally, technology-based protections to block phishing links provide a further defence against Cyber Attacks.
Phishing has long been one of the most pervasive cyberthreats, and it grows every year. According to the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center (IC3), phishing reported the most victims nationally in 2020, and according to the 2021 Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, 35% of all data breaches involved scams trying to steal people’s sensitive information
In 2021, many cybersecurity incidents caused experts to shake their heads and left businesses, law enforcement agents and government officials in a state of constant catch-up. Attacks on the supply chain? You bet. The takedown and resurrection of the Emotet botnet? Check. Enhancement of malware techniques to reduce the level of detection on devices? Absolutely.
In this report, we describe in detail many of the campaigns and behaviors associated with an actor operating on behalf of the North Korean government: TA406. We begin by explaining how TA406 is associated with Kimsuky, a threat actor name broadly tracked by the threat intelligence community. We then elaborate on how Proofpoint tracks the
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Welcome to the T2 2021 issue of the ESET Threat Report! Despite threats seemingly looming around every corner (I’m looking at you, Delta), the past four months were the time of summer vacations for many of us, offering a much-needed break after the tough start of the year. I wish the same could be said