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April 21, 2021 by Cofense in PhishingHome Buyers Beware – Tax-Themed Phish Hosted on Typeform
April 19, 2021 by Cofense in PhishingComputer Based Training: More of a Good Thing for More Audiences
April 13, 2021 by Cofense in Internet Security AwarenessFor many businesses, security awareness training is a regulatory requirement. When this training must be computer based (CBT) and SCORM-complaint, as well as fresh and relevant with best-in-class simulation, where do you go? On a tight budget and not ready to engage a new vendor? Cofense can help. The Cofense Security Awareness Library has been updated with a clean new look for an improved learner experience in the latest (v6) edition of CBFree. Look for 18 new CBT modules in English, with other languages, including Arabic, coming later this year. The new modules are available now for SCORM delivery. For current,...
Cofense Acquires Cloud-Native, AI-Based Email Security Provider Cyberfish
April 7, 2021 by Cofense in PhishingThe future of email security…today Today, Cofense announced the acquisition of Cyberfish Security, an email security startup provider of next-generation phishing protection powered by Computer Vision and advanced artificial intelligence (AI) technology. The combination of Cofense’s automation and phishing intelligence from over 26 million human reporters around the world and Cyberfish’s cloud-native AI-based protection technology will eliminate the need for legacy, expensive and slow-to-deploy email security solutions. Computer Vision Sees the Threat The powerful combined solution will leverage artificial intelligence and crowd-sourced data to protect, detect and respond to email attacks ensuring that they are removed proactively from customer environments. The Cyberfish...
It Starts with a Phish
April 1, 2021 by Cofense in PhishingBy Tonia Dudley Just as we were getting ready to put a bow on 2020, we were hit with the news of SolarWinds. Incident Response teams were barely coming up for air after the CISA advisory regarding Ryuk. Our incident response teams are exhausted. And now its Microsoft Exchange vulnerability affecting on-premises servers. While organizations have been migrating to hosted O365, there is still the need to maintain a hybrid model. Year after year, the annual Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR) points to phishing as the top vector leading to a breach. While the past few months of incidents...