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Digital impersonation attacks have always put companies on the defensive, but a new offering from the cybersecurity startup Memcyco promises to change that narrative.  With the latest version of its platform, Memcyco offers sophisticated tools to block digital impersonation attacks and track them in real time, take down malicious websites, identify the perpetrators, and improve companies’ investigative capabilities. Memcyco helps companies not only protect themselves, but their customers as well, and its solution is one...

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online safety

If you’ve ever wondered what your operator does to protect you and ensure your personally identifiable information (PII), money, and other sensitive information doesn’t fall into the wrong hands, you’ve come to the right place.  Here is a closer look at some of the main cyber security measures today’s most trusted website operators use to protect our precious digital documents, any money we store on those websites, and even the private conversations we may have...

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SEO

Search engines are indispensable tools for navigating the internet, yet they have also become a potent attack vector for cybercriminals. SEO poisoning is a tactic that manipulates search engine optimisation (SEO) to boost malicious websites to prominent positions in search results. These sites may appear legitimate but are designed to deceive users, often leading to credential theft, malware distribution, or financial fraud. The implications of SEO poisoning extend far beyond individual harm. In one instance,...

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finances-online

Worried about your finances online? Then you are not alone! Many Americans rely on the Internet when conducting financial transactions, but there’s always that concern about whether their money is safe at the back of their minds. Cybercriminals know that online transactions and banking apps are the perfect opportunity for stealing customers’ money. How Safe is Online Banking?  Online banking is pretty safe, unless you are using a compromised device. Using a smartphone or a...

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cyber crime

Cyber security is among the most important things in the online world today. This is because of the increasing attacks from cybercriminals on various businesses, including online casinos. As a matter of fact, statistics from Gitnux show that there were over 261 million attacks on the gambling industry in 2020. Worst of all, the number has increased by 685%, according to the same study. Additionally, top casino brand MGM Resorts faced a social engineering attack...

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Things were simple once;  our personal information was paper-based, stored at home in filing cabinets. A privacy-conscious individual only needed a lock and key to feel secure. Today, however, our digital footprint stretches across countless online platforms. From banking and shopping to social relationships and health management, the internet now handles life's most essential tasks. It's all so convenient that we rarely consider how the information we share paints a comprehensive picture of our lives....

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The cybersecurity landscape is continuously evolving, with threats becoming more sophisticated and frequent. As organisations increasingly rely on digital infrastructure, the need for robust cybersecurity measures is paramount. Cybercriminals are exploiting vulnerabilities in networks, software, and even human behaviour, leading to substantial financial and reputational damage. To combat these threats, it is crucial to stay informed about the latest trends and technologies in cybersecurity. Awareness of current attack vectors, such as ransomware, phishing, and malware,...

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New AT&T Cybersecurity USM Anywhere Advisors Service Helps to Establish and Maintain Threat Detection and Response Effectiveness

Third-party cyber-attacks remain one of the most significant threats facing organisations across the globe. Most recently, Bank of America, a multinational investment banking and financial services corporation, began notifying customers that a November 2023 hack against one of its service vendors resulted in the exposure of personally identifiable information (PII).  The breach occurred following a security incident against Infosys McCamish Systems (IMS), a subsidiary of Infosys that provides deferred compensation plan services to Bank of...

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Roughly 12.7% of people are working from home full-time, with an additional 28% working part-time. This is so convenient for both the employees and the employers. There’s more work and more candidates, and all the expenses are lower. However, one thing that is higher (unfortunately) is the exposure to cybersecurity risks. You have so many employees working on devices that are not necessarily secure. Their networks may not be secure either, not to mention their...

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Fragmented cybersecurity vendor landscape is exacerbating risks and compounding skills shortages, SenseOn research reveals

The majority of large enterprises spend an average of 3-5 months integrating and training teams on each new security solution - at the expense of threat hunting, vulnerability scanning and security awareness training  However, major contradictions are rife, with 76% believing more tools equate to better security  Attitudes to cybersecurity within the UK's largest organisations are highly contradictory and risk exacerbating existing risks, stress, and inefficiency, new research from SenseOn has today revealed. The research...

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