Phishing tactics are changing, and not for the better. At least, not for users. And AI is leading the charge in making vishing, smishing, and even spear phishing attacks more dangerous than ever.But is that all we have to worry about? They are leveraging artificial intelligence to its fullest potential, pushing the boundaries of what we once thought possible. Nowhere is this advancement more...

Cybersecurity threats target systems, processes, and, increasingly, people. While technological defenses like firewalls and endpoint detection continue to advance, the human element remains a frequent entry point for attackers.According to Verizon’s most recent Data Breach Investigation Report, 68% of data breaches involve human factors—whether through error, negligence, or malicious actions.This...

Phishing has become the most common cyber threat, leading companies to update their defenses with tools like detection systems and targeted employee training.Unfortunately, cybercriminals are also adapting, finding new ways to bypass these protections. This constant back-and-forth highlights the need for companies to stay alert and responsive.One concerning tactic on the rise is response-based...

Remedial training is a type of training specifically focused on individual employees who struggle to understand and abide by specific cybersecurity concepts. While this type of training can be very beneficial, it has a few pitfalls that must be dealt with to get results.This article will explain the most common challenges of remedial training programs and provide helpful tips to overcome them....

Every employee needs a basic understanding of cybersecurity and how to spot cybercriminal attacks because cybercriminals can directly target their email inboxes with seemingly harmless messages that can compromise your organization’s entire network. This can be a difficult task, as the threat landscape is constantly changing, so even knowledgeable employees can fall behind and need more training....

Cybersecurity awareness is an everyday job, and it’s easy to fall into a false sense of security once you have a solid plan in place. Every year, statistics are a reminder that hackers and scammers never sleep. New trends and attack types pop up daily, making it difficult to keep track.This list is a rundown of the most important statistics of the year, providing a good overview of threats to keep...

Phishing attacks are becoming increasingly sophisticated. Over 51% of the time, email attackers pretend to be one of the top 20 global brands, with Microsoft being the most common impersonation.Picture this: one of your users receives an email that appears to be from a trusted partner or a commonly used service. The branding is accurate, the language is convincing, and the email seems legitimate....

Many organizations face regulatory requirements to train employees on cybersecurity threats, but simply meeting these standards doesn't mean you’re protecting your people and your data. Effective training goes beyond compliance, offering frequent exposure to new ideas, regular repetition, practical application, and continuous assessment. This is where targeted training types come into play...

QR codes are usually used in public settings, notably on flyers and restaurant menus, but they also appear in online communications such as emails. These black-and-white square patterns have seen a meteoric rise recently, going from a niche industrial tool to a widespread replacement for links in physical mediums. As with any new technological medium to share information, hackers have been paying...

Managing repeat clickers is critical to maintaining robust organizational security, as these individuals significantly increase the risk of successful phishing attacks.According to a recent analysis of 6,000 employees receiving simulated phishing emails, about 6% of users were responsible for approximately 29% of the failures.Recognizing this could help maximize the return on investment (ROI) of...