The increased shopping during the holiday season often leads to increased cyberattacks affecting both an organization and their consumers. 

According to a recent ThreatX report, 97% of consumers are concerned that cyberattacks will continue to grow in volume over the next year.

A new survey found that fraud attacks on call centers are on the rise, based on growth from 2021 to 2022, with financial industry respondents noting an even more acute increase.

As October brings cybersecurity awareness month into the spotlight, new research reveals that cybersecurity remains a key concern for physical security experts.

Cybercrime increases during the holidays, and numerous studies show that threats like ransomware have jumped by as much as 30% in recent years.

Consumers reveal how rising fraud impacts their trust in organizations.

Without warning a cyber attack strikes an online business. How do you ensure operations continue? Incident response planning. 

Taking fraud prevention steps early on can make the path to growth safer for a retail business and smoother for its employees and good customers.

Three industry cybersecurity reports from Darktrace revealed the top cyber threats affecting the energy, healthcare and retail sectors in 2022.

Now is the time for retail security leaders to review and update systems, processes and policies and ensure there are comprehensive cybersecurity measures in place.