What are some steps organizations can implement to better protect their employees from falling victims to cyberattacks?

The Business Cost of Phishing report from IRONSCALES shows that IT and security teams spend one-third of their time handling phishing threats every week.

More than 255 million phishing attacks occurred over six months in 2022, a 61% increase in the rate of phishing attacks compared to 2021, SlashNext reports.

Auto dealerships across the U.S. have been targeted by phishing attacks. A new study examines what the car retailers are doing to mitigate cyber threats.

The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated e-commerce initiatives for small businesses, but it also catalyzed increased cyberattacks and cybersecurity challenges.

The 2022 Consumer Impact Report from the Identity Theft Resource Center (ITRC) identified an over 1,000% increase in social media account takeovers in 2021.

American Airlines has confirmed that a data breach has affected a "very small number" of customers and employees. 

Data breaches ranging from credential phishing to ransomware extortion affect organizations widely. Cybersecurity leaders can prevent breaches using these security strategies.

Social engineering exploits human interactions to gain personal information and login credentials. Enterprises can protect networks from these cyberattacks.

Chip Gibbons, Chief Information Security Officer (CISO) at Thrive Network, shares tips for bank security leaders combatting phishing and business email compromise.