This report takes a look at phishing campaings and why they work so easily.

A quick and effecient article discussing why the new ransomware is dangerous.

Ever since the new European regulation on the protection of personal data (GDPR) was voted in, businesses have started their countdown to the transition that will take place in May 2018. They now have less than 2 years to comply with the new European regulation and the consequences of its new requirements in terms of data protection: strengthened cybersecurity, liability of data collection entities and new mandatory procedures. For organizations, what this entails now is the need to review their procedures and ensure their regulatory compliance before it starts raining sanctions.This white paper aims to address the question by providing a simplified interpretation of the regulation and practical solutions for a smooth transition.

This report takes a look at recent bank heists that originated from Post-Soviet states.

This Paper is subtitled “Stopping Attacks In Progress Starts With Asking The Right Questions” The paper tries to discuss and reveal the questions that should be asked.

This Quarterly report offers key takeaways from the second Quarter of 2017. Those takeaways come from Email, Exploit Kits, Web-Based Attacks, and Social Media and Domain Research.

To get a more complete sense of the impact of ransomware beyond the headlines and statistics, we surveyed IT professionals who have had to deal with it firsthand.

October 2015 results from the Raytheon-NCSA survey of young adults in 12 countries about cybersecurity career interest and preparedness.

This report gives a detailed breakdown of DDoS attacks in Q4 of 2015.

It would appear that a new variant titled ‘StoneDrill‘ has now hit the wild and conducts operations very similar to that of Shamoon 2.0 and Shamoon malware. Here is a brief analysis of StoneDrill,

This ebook provides insight based on a survey that sought to understand the state of email cybersecurity.

As we approach critical mass of hacker-powered security, read on to learn more about best practices of starting and running effective disclosure and bug bounty programs, and get to know some of the stories and stats about the hackers themselves.

This is a quarterly report that looks at the current cubery security threats from each quarter.

The “Trends For 2015 – Targeting the Corporate World” report by the ESET LATAM Research Lab invites you to review some of the most significant cases that affected computer security in 2014, and to consider and present the challenges and threats expected for 2015. This report will try to address the different types of threats and security incidents we have witnessed during the year classified by catego- ry in order to answer the following questions: what will we find during 2015 in terms of IT security? And how, therefore, can companies and individual users prepare themselves to get through next year in safe- ty?

This paper takes a look at the Children’s Internet Protection Act.

The 2015 Internet Security Threat Report (ISTR) provides an overview and analysis of the year in global threat activity. (aggregating and collecting data collected from Symantec devices and customers)

This paper was developed to help CISOs, CIOs, executive teams and boards of directors learn what they need to know to work together to address the challenges posed by cyber threats in the context of overall risk to the business.

To provide a clearer idea of where, and how, organizations make themselves most vulnerable to phishing attacks, ThreatSim has prepared this 2015 report, which pools two sources of data: 1) ThreatSim’s anonymous data aggregated across our customer base, involving millions of simulated email phishing. 2) A survey of information technology executives, administrators, and information security professionals.

Readers are encouraged to use this report to get a better understanding of the current threat landscape, including trends specific to different contexts like region, time of day, industry, and more, in order to better fine-tune defenses for meeting the security needs of their unique environments.

This is a solid breakdown of the Ransomware issues as seen in 2017.

From The Report, “With global ransomware damages predicted to exceed $5 billion this year, it is no surprise that ransomware is the fastest growing security threat. As this year’s global attacks have made national news, businesses of all sizes have become increasingly aware of the looming ransomware threat and the challenge of staying protected. Infected companies race the clock to minimize data loss, downtime, and reputation damage. With the seemingly endless profitability, anonymity and ease of execution it doesn’t appear cybercriminals will be turning their back on ransomware anytime soon. Companies are right to expect another year filled with attacks and new variants. The question is how can companies block these attacks before ransom is demanded, and their data along with their reputation is put at risk.”