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Credential leaks are growing on the dark web
Last year saw a 429% increase in credentials exposed on the dark web. MFA has become an essential security layer to ensure that whoever is entering credentials is the real user and not a usurper.
5 Tips to Provide Your Customers with The Advanced Endpoint Security They Really Need
How can you make sure you meet each of your customers’ specific requirements and deliver a cutting-edge IT approach in a way that is sustainable for your business? Take note of these 5 tips and get benefits for you and your customers.
4 Differences Between Threat Hunting vs. Threat Detection
Companies are becoming aware of the importance of building threat detection and hunting capabilities that avoid putting their businesses at risk. But sometimes we confuse these two concepts so in this article we have listed the main differences between them .
MSPs – the main victims of the Kaseya ransomware attack
REVIL exploited Zero-Day vulnerabilities in Kaseya's servers. The cyber-attack reveals the major threats MSPs face today.
Japanese government targeted by SaaS cyberattacks
Fujitsu´ SaaS tool, ProjectWEB, suffered a cyberattack during which confidential data had been leaked.
6 Key Differentiators When Looking at Advanced Endpoint Security
Do we need smarter cybersecurity to stop ongoing and more sophisticated attacks? Yes. Choose the endpoint protection that brings more automation and that allows you to enable multiple defenses.
Remote access trojans (RATs) threaten the airline industry
The hackers used remote access trojans, which give cyberattackers control of targeted systems remotely. As these cyber attacks have shown, malware can still reach its victims, especially if they open the door to the trojan duped by spear phishing.
Webinar: The Changing Face of Endpoint Security in a 5G World
Join our webinar and learn more about how WatchGuard Endpoint Security Solutions for 5G PCs powered by Snapdragon compute platforms protect distributed work environments from sophisticated threats.
Capcom's VPN, the entry point for ransomware
The company acknowledged that the data of up to 390,000 users could have been compromised, later confirming that 16,415 users had suffered data theft. This clearly highlighted the danger of ransomware cyberattacks.