Why email remains the number one vector for advanced cyberattacks and how ransomware attacks are evolving
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Cybercrime is evolving and phishing attacks are becoming more targeted. Still, around 75 percent of ransomware attacks continue to originate from email, with attackers working together to hunt down the smallest openings to generate multi-million dollar ransoms.
Cyber Security CenterResearch reveals that phishing and social engineering attacks remain the biggest threats to organizations in the cybersecurity space, as supported by the increasingly ambitious tactics that ransomware groups are taking to target large companies. corporations.
In this report, produced in association with Proofpoint, Cyber Security Center dives into the latest email security trends and implementation tips, speaking with experts from the cybersecurity world who offer their best practices for protecting organizations from ransomware threats.
Download this report to discover:
- Where the key vulnerabilities lie for organizations that lack sufficient email security defense strategies or platforms
- How to successfully detect a security breach before it leads to data loss, information loss, and email fraud
- What areas organizations should look at to prevent threat actors from carrying out successful attacks
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