Vulnerability

Ransomware on the Move

In an evolving ransomware landscape in which adversaries seek to evolve past the ability of their victims to defend, ransomware groups are shifting their attack techniques away from phishing to put a greater emphasis on vulnerability abuse. Vulnerability abuse has grown considerably, both in scope and sophistication, as we extensively examined in our previous report, […]

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 2023 Phishing by Industry Benchmarking Report 

With the root cause of the majority of data breaches being traced to the human factor, security leaders who continue to invest solely on technology-based security layers run the risk of overlooking a best practise proven to reduce their vulnerability: security awareness training coupled with frequent simulated social engineering testing. This approach both helps raise

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The Human Factor 2021

The tragedy, upheaval and historic changes of 2020 have been documented countless times over. But as organisations around the world take their first cautious steps to normal, “the year that wasn’t”1 still holds valuable lessons worth exploring. That’s especially true in the realm of cybersecurity. As the global pandemic upended work and home routines, cyber

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Major Government Apps In Asia Leak Sensitive Data And Lack Basic Security

EGOV APPS ARE ON THE RISE – BUT HOW SECURE ARE THEY? Mobile eGovernment (eGov) apps create a unique opportunity for governments to interact with their citizens and provide streamlined solutions for them – from eID’s and healthcare apps to tax services apps. eGovernment apps cover a wide range of services and can be highly

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2020 State of the Phish

An in-depth look at user awareness, vulnerability and resilience INTRODUCTION Do you have a good sense of how well users understand cybersecurity terms and best practices? Do you know the top issues infosec teams are dealing with as a result of phishing attacks? How about the ways organizations are fi ghting phishing attacks and the

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2020 Open Source Security and Risk Analysis Report

Welcome to the 5th edition of Synopsys’ Open Source Security and Risk Analysis (OSSRA) report. The 2020 OSSRA includes insights and recommendations to help security, risk, legal, and development teams better understand the open source security and license risk landscape. To help organizations develop secure, high-quality software, the Synopsys Cybersecurity Research Center (CyRC) publishes research

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