October is the cybersecurity awareness month; want to capture employee attention? Gamified cybersecurity awareness campaigns have become one of the most popular ways. Leaderboards, quizzes, challenges ...

What is the number one entry point for cybercriminals worldwide? It is still phishing. According to reports, in 2023, there have been more than 300,000 phishing incidents. These incidents have caused ...

In our contemporary, globally connected environment, where information is easily accessible on the internet, the threat of social engineering attacks is a significant concern for businesses of all ...

Threatcop adopts a unique approach, emphasizing 'People Security Management.' This approach prioritizes robust employee awareness and cybersecurity training to fortify defenses against social ...

With one of the largest numbers of internet users, India has massive cyberspace, which is constantly coming under attack from all sides. The rapid adoption of digitization, increased use of online ...

IBM reported that 95% of cybersecurity breaches happened due to human error. In the contemporary world, when it comes to cybersecurity, many organizations primarily ...

Going for a proper Microsoft 365 DMARC setup is crucial for businesses looking to protect their email communications from spoofing attacks. Email spoofing and phishing remain the two largest threats ...

The cybersecurity posture of an organization plays a major role in defending organizations against evolving cyber threats. However, a single mistake due to a human ...

The rapid growth of technology has opened new backdoors for attackers to target their victims. Cybercriminals are targeting organizations through WhatsApp-based scams, due to which their employees, ...

Your inbox can be a minefield. As a renowned US foreign policy expert, your insights are valuable, making you a target for cybercriminals like TA427. Cyber espionage groups like TA427 exploit trust ...

As Cybersecurity Awareness upon us, you might wonder why it’s necessary. But it’s crucial to understand that cybersecurity is often misunderstood, thanks to common misconceptions and myths.

Imagine you receive an email from your CEO asking for payments, login credentials, or sensitive files. You do the needful. Boom! You are now a victim of email spoofing. This can cost a company ...