Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day November 4, 2021 LinkedIn Phish Kit November 4, 2021 Scam Warning Back in January, LinkedIn posted a warning about connection requests from individuals impersonating employees of a legitimate organization. These requests come from newly created accounts. If someone accepts the request, the attackers will have more access to the victims data. With this information, they can create specific Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day June 1, 2020 Canadian Phish Kits Reactivated as Tax-filing Deadlines are Moved June 1, 2020 The COVID-19 Effect on Economy The economic pain being caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is taking a big toll on a global scale and governments are not exempted by this crisis. Many governments around the world are moving their tax-filing deadlines and lifting late penalties to help their citizens cope Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo How to Stop  Prevent Phishing Attacks Tips  Tricks November 24, 2021 Every IT admin has asked themselves, How can I stop phishing attacks? Phishing is unfortunately one of the most common, effective, and damaging attacks hackers can use to break into bank accounts, steal data, take money and overall  scam your company. Phishing attacks have always been on the rise, but since Covid-19 caused many organizations to move to remote work, phishing attacks have increased exponentially. According to F5 , Phishing attacks increased by 220 during the Covid-19 peak. Some of these attacks capitalized on the fears surrounding the pandemic, including fraudulent hand sanitizer and mask offers . By learning a few tricks, stopping phishing attacks can be easier for your company. There is a wide range of tricks and tools that you can use to protect your users and data from phishing attacks , including just knowing what to look out for. Sharing this knowledge, and implementing these tools can help you improve your overall cybersecurity, save time, and protect your business money long term. What Is Phishing and Which Techniques Do Attackers Use? Phishing is an attack made by a cybercriminal, where the attacker poses as an institution or known person. The goal of this trickery is to easily convince an individual to share sensitive information. This information may include bank account numbers, credentials, credit card numbers, or any other personally identifiable information PII . Additionally, these attacks may be performed in any of the following ways Phishing Emails The most common type of phishing attack is an attack via email. These emails are likely to contain a call-to-action. The actionoften leads to a spoofed login page designed to harvest passwords, but it could also include instructions to click a link or open a file, which will then install a virus or ransomware onto your computer system. Spear-Phishing and Business Email Compromise These types of attacks are more advanced than regular mass phishing attacks. Spear-phishing is when hackers uniquely target an individual or business using information specific to them. This includes impersonating a trusted sender, such as a business contact. They will then target users, impersonating familiar suppliers, services, or business topics, and ask them for specific account information, such as banking credentials. Business email compromise BEC is similar, except the senders are usually impersonating the companys executives or using a compromised account within the organization. Phishing Websites When surfing the web, users might come across a page that looks legitimate it may even utilize HTTPS , but it may be scraping your user data. According to Googles Transparency Report , they detected an average of 46,000 new phishing websites a week. Whaling A whaling attack is a targeted attack towards senior executives or higher profiled employees. The goal of whaling is to manipulate the victim into authorizing a high-value wire transfer. Whaling attacks are harder to detect than the standard phishing attack. Smishing and Vishing These two techniques are very similar in nature. Smishing is phishing via mobile phone by text messages and vishing is phishing through voice communication, such as acting as technical support. Angler Phishing This is a new type of phishing attack due to the rise of social media use. Cybercriminals will disguise themselves as customer service representatives and reach out to disgruntled customers to obtain private account information in order to resolve the issue. Why Phishing Is Dangerous Phishing attacks have still been so successful due to the fact that they constantly slip through email and web security technologies. Exchange, Office 365 , and G-Suite are commonly used in the workplace for business communications. While these platforms filter out well-known malicious emails, zero-day and targeted email threats consistently slip through the cracks. Unfortunately, when these emails do not look overtly scammy, users can fall for these traps, which can have massive repercussions for organizations. Take a look at some of the most shocking phishing damage statistics from the past few years The FBI IC3 has received an increase of business email compromise BEC complaints involving the usage of virtual meeting platforms instructing victims to send funds to fraudulent accounts. In a recent threat report , Proofpoint found that 75 of all organizations experienced some sort of phishing attack. Additionally, 35 of organizations experienced spear phishing attacks, and 65 faced Business Email Compromise BEC attacks. IBM also found that nearly 20 of companies suffered a malicious data breach, which was infiltrated due to lost or stolen credentials. If one account has been compromised theres a chance that multiple accounts have been compromised as well. Google Online Security Survey shows that 52 of users reuse the same password for most of their accounts. Human error will continue to be a major problem. No matter which security solution a business chooses to implement, mistakes from humans will continue to be a loophole that cybercriminals will take their chances on. Organizations can lose millions to cyber extortion. This type of social engineering attack targets important individuals within an organization demanding money in exchange for not leaking sensitive or humiliating information of the individual. Phishing has grown more sophisticated and accessible. The dark web offers phishing kits that are made by professional hackers, which gives low-level hackers the opportunity to launch sophisticated attacks without being skillful. Phishing causes permanent damage to brands. Phishing attacks are usually spotted too late and sometimes are meant to compromise the customer instead of the business. When customers find out about a security breach, the brand loses its reputation and customers take their business elsewhere. 11 Tips to Stop and Prevent Phishing Scams With a few tips and tricks, you can keep your organization safe from phishing attacks . Lets take a look at some of these tips and why they are so helpful 1. API-level detection layer API-level email security provides several advantages over the email filter approach for detecting and responding to evasive phishing attacks. This new approach continuously scans messages for threats and anomalous behaviors post-delivery, not just in a single pass at the server. Inspecting emails post-delivery allows for time to apply frameworks like machine learning, natural language process, sender-recipient email history, etc. When a threat is identified, it can automatically claw back suspicious messages from all impacted inboxes. This addresses a second shortcoming in the current email security modelthe labor-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to and remediating malicious emails across the organization. 2. Provide training to your employees Providing your employees with email security training can give them the knowledge they need to avoid a phishing attack. Here are some key points to touch upon during that kind of training  The concept of think before you click This concept involves educating your employees about how to recognize and report a phishing attack. Some of the things to look out for might include suspicious email addresses, a generic greeting, a threatening tone, grammatical errors, external links to a site you dont recognize, and more. Segment networks This can help to keep sensitive data more restricted, which makes it more difficult for cyberattacks to penetrate your network. Audit the cybersecurity environment This will help your organization assess any vulnerabilities, as well as identify threats, and develop necessary defensive strategies. Dont respond Its crucial to not respond to emails requesting your personal information, such as bank details, passwords, etc. Check grammar Make sure to thoroughly check any poorly spelled emails for grammatical errors. Checking on mobile On mobile devices, try pressing and holding the link, URL, or web address of the page, so that a preview will appear, and you can determine if its a legitimate site. 3. Utilize end-to-end encryption A very reliable method for stopping phishing attacks, encryption is always a great first measure your organization should adopt. End-to-end encryption is the best way to ensure email messages are fully encrypted by your employee. The intended recipient is the only person who can decrypt the email on their device. This type of email is secured throughout every stage of delivery  they cannot even be read by the email servers. This can make it difficult for cybercriminals to gain access to sensitive information or even attachments. 4. Check  set rules for your spam filter The first step you can easily take is checking your email providers settings. While most email providers do a great job at blocking phishing attempts, a few may still slip through filters. Fortunately, you can report any of the attacks that do slip through. Additionally, you can also set up rules within your spam filter . Depending on the host of your email server, you can set up specific rules so that incoming emails are marked as junk based on parameters, and then put in the trash. 5. Install anti-phishing software An anti-phishing software provides users with the extra protection they may need. Solutions such as Cyren Inbox Security can really help to detect phishing attacks and automate the incident response workflows to keep your organization safe. While major email providers have spam filtering capabilities they are necessary for email hygiene but not enough for the prevent, detect, respond, predict cycle required to address the risk. 6. Email filtering The first line to phishing attack prevention is a secure email gateway . Microsoft Safe Links , a feature of Microsoft Defender are also helpful because they can be used to filter harmful and malicious emails. They also quarantine them automatically so that they do not reach the user inboxes. A great, secure email gateway blocks 99.99 of spam emails  removing emails that contain any malicious links or phishing email attachments . They are essential to stopping users from receiving almost any phishing emails. 7. Phishing simulation Conducting phishing simulations is an important way to see how effectively your employees recognize phishing attacks. This helps IT admins to understand the risk their organization has by way of phishing. This can also be helpful to direct training as needed. 8. Dont give your information to unsecured sites Secured websites will contain HTTPS in front of their URL and a locked padlock icon next to it. Sites without certificates may not be intended for a phishing attack, but its always best practice to avoid unsecured sites. 9. Cycle your password regularly A brute force attack is a hacking method that uses trial and error attempts until the password is cracked. Some password manager software can cycle passwords periodically to drastically reduce the risk of these attacks. 10. Install firewall software Firewalls are effective in preventing external attacks by providing a layer of protection between your computer and the attacker. Simultaneously using a computer and a network firewall together will drastically reduce the chances of a security breach. 11. Avoid clicking pop-ups These pop-ups are usually associated with advertisements, but some phishing websites will launch multiple pop-ups making them difficult to close, and if accidentally clicked, it may lead to a compromised site. Final Thoughts Phishing emails are unfortunately built to trick users into clicking, sending credentials, and more. Since the sophistication of these attacks is constantly evolving, users need to stay vigilant to stop phishing attacks from happening. Even with todays technological advancements, cybercrime technology continues to evolve as well. The best way in preventing phishing attacks is to invest in a security solution and have protocols and recovery plans in place. Learn more about Cyren Inbox Security for 365 , and how it can help your business stop phishing attacks in their tracks , or contact us today to learn more about our solutions . Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Phishing by the Numbers  Oct 2021 Malware Detection Protecting Against Ever-Evolving Threats Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Canadian Phish Kits Reactivated as Tax-filing Deadlines are Moved June 1, 2020 The COVID-19 Effect on Economy The economic pain being caused by the COVID-19 pandemic is taking a big toll on a global scale and governments are not exempted by this crisis. Many governments around the world are moving their tax-filing deadlines and lifting late penalties to help their citizens cope up with the situation. In Canada for example, the tax-filing deadline has been moved from April 30, 2020 to June 1, 2020 and also giving a penalty-free extension to Canadian taxpayers, including businesses, until August 31, 2020 to pay for taxes owed. This move from the government appears to have gained phishing interests leading to a reactivation of an old phishing kit, which targets taxpayers who are expecting refunds from tax returns. An Old Phish Kit We recently came across a zip archive that was named covid.zip uploaded to a malicious site, which upon taking a closer look contains phishing pages targeted to taxpayers wanting to deposit their tax refunds to affiliate banks in Canada. This particular phish kit is known to have existed since 2018, but even though it is old, it still poses a threat to the users of the affiliated banks. Figure 1.0 The covid.zip package contents hxxpsamelzendez.comcovid.zip  869e7dc7c2897e13385d6a26f348858b9f83321702eba383bd3381b7cd3d485e The index.htm component leads to a welcome page with an option to choose either English or French version, both options lead to a selection of associated Canadian banks where users can supposedly deposit money from their tax refunds. Figure 2.0 Phishing Welcome Page Figure 2.1 Affiliated banks selection page Most of the phishing pages attempt to steal bank account details from taxpayers by luring them into updating their bank account profiles or personal information. Figure 3.0 National Bank Phishing Page  Banking Profile Update Page In one of the phishing pages, disguised as Alberta Treasury Branches ATB online banking page, personally identifiable information PII stolen by asking victims to confirm their personal information including their Social Insurance and Drivers License numbers. A clear phishing indicator, however, should raise users suspicion that they are not on a legitimate online banking site when bank card information such as the CVV2 and ATM PIN as asked for, as also seen from the ATB phishing page. Figure 4.0 Alberta Treasury Branches Phishing Page  Personal Information Update Page and Card Information Most of the target bank websites are mirrored with a third-party tool and stolen information are sent to an email address, which is set in a configuration file for each targeted bank. Figure 5.0 Configuration File We highly recommend people to be very mindful of clicking links in emails and text messages and always check if the online banking websites they are visiting are legitimate by inspecting site security information on their browsers. It is also very important to keep your personal information safe at all times by knowing which information you only need to and can provide online. 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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Blocking Outbound Spam with Cyrens Email Security Engine February 14, 2022 Customer loss, as well as operational cost overruns, brand and reputational damage through blacklists, and even potential lawsuits are a few of the possible consequences service providers face as a result of spam coming from inside their network. Since the problem differs from inbound spam, dealing with outbound spam effectively requires a completely different approach to ensure real protection for service providers. How Outbound Spam Impacts Businesses Outbound spam can disrupt service provider businesses in multiple ways Blocked IP ranges Spam sent from subscriber PCs can potentially cause entire IP ranges to be blocked. This includes customers legitimate traffic, which will negatively impact customer satisfaction. Increased cost The effort needed to remove blocked IP ranges from blacklists and handle angry customers can be very manual. Increased support infrastructure, and risk of potential litigation all also increase cost. Persistent zombies Blocking outbound spam isnt enough. Without identifying the source, you cant fully treat the problem. This allows spammers to change tactics and continue exploiting your network. Ineffective solutions Employing standard inbound anti-spam filters to outbound traffic oftentimes results in high rates of false positives as well as frustrated users. Legislation Some governments propose legislation that requires service providers to proactively deal with compromised accounts. A Unique Solution to Outbound Spam Cyrens Email Security Engine for Outbound Spam is specifically designed to protect you by Detecting spam rapidly and accurately A small local engine can analyze local traffic, blocking spam outbreaks as they start with almost no false positives. Blocking any type of attack or attacker Its important to block spam, malware or phishing in real-time. Additionally, zombie computers, AKA compromised accounts, spammer accounts, and webmail spam are all analyzed and blocked. Identifying the source This sends alerts to your abuse team, providing samples of unwanted traffic. Why Use Cyrens Email Security Engine for Outbound Spam? Increased customer satisfaction This product has industry-leading high spam and phishing catch rates, coupled with near zero false positives. Reputation protection Blocks outbound spam at the right time, while also stopping you from being blocked and improving your reputation with your customers, other networks, and block list providers. Reduce cost Eliminates the expense of resolving blocked IPs, handling angry customers, and increasing hardware and support staff. Simple integration These industry-standard plugins make deployment easy and fast. How Outbound Spam Protection Works Cyrens email security solutions utilize patented Recurrent Pattern Detection RPD technology. This technology can analyze billions of messages per day  identifying outbreaks the moment they occur. To provide accurate protection from lower volume local or regional outbound spam, a local instance of RPD is deployed with each Outbound Anti-Spam Engine. RPD then analyzes the traffic to provide spam and phishing classifications based on its unique global view of outbreaks. Outbound emails are scanned by the Anti-Spam Outbound engine for global and locally recurring patterns. This helps to identify spam, phishing, and email-borne malware while also tracking each senders traffic statistics, such as mails per time period. Once a sender crosses a threshold, a notification is then sent along with the sender address. Samples of the blocked emails are then provided for analysis during the remediation process. Final Thoughts Read the data sheet and learn how to use Cyrens Email Security Engine Anti-Spam with your products, today. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Inbound Anti-Spam Solution Catch Outbreaks with Cyren Cyrens Email Security Engine for IP Reputation Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Secure Email Gateways Cost 3B Last Year  Phishing Attacks Are Still Evading Them June 4, 2020 Despite investing a record 3B in Secure Email Gateways SEGs in 2019, US companies still lost 1.7B to phishing . Heres how attackers use sophisticated tactics to bypass the SEG and trick users into taking the bait. Fooling the SEG Activating or uploading malicious content to a target web page only after the email has been scanned isnt a new scam. Advanced SEGs countered this tactic with time-of-click detection, which automatically rescans an email when the user clicks the link. It gives the SEG one last chance to detect a malicious URL. Related Block Evasive Phishing with Email Security Defense-in-Depth However, it is not without flaws. Spear phishing and Business Email Compromise BEC attacks dont contain URLs or attachments, so they appear harmless to the SEG. Once the tainted email has evaded the SEG, the user is the last line of defense. What it looks like Often a Business Email Compromise attack uses the organizations own internal communications to listen, learn, and execute a crime. The attacker might target and then observe the mailbox of a well-placed employee to learn when an executive is going on vacation, what payments are coming due, and who is responsible for vendor payments. This information can be used to plan a convincing wire fraud attack. Yes this happens. Fooling the user Evasion tactics trick users as well. 50 of users click on links because social engineering creates a sense of urgency, especially when cousin domains are used to obfuscate URLs Punycode attacks use foreign language characters that resemble English ones Attackers serve up local versions of a spoofed site, so the domain looks legitimate, but its not What it looks like Consider the employee who receives a vendor email saying a security vulnerability in the shadow application he is using has just been patched, so please click now to update and verify your ID. Not only does a counterfeit emailsite look and act like the real thing, it has all the expected security trappings. Even the most vigilant, security-trained users fall for these tricks. Fooling cybersecurity Bad actors even manage to evade detection by cybersecurity companies! They learn the IP address ranges of these companies and block the connection attempt. Or they change a couple of pixels in a fingerprinted image so tampering isnt detected. Target website HTML code is often obfuscated and encrypted. Its time to layer Inbox Detection and Response on top of SEGs Enterprises using cloud-hosted email urgently need an inner layer of email security called Inbox Detection and Response IDR. IDR solutions hook into users inboxes, and continuously scan all inbound and outbound emails in all folders. New from Cyren, this whitepaper provides best practices for implementing an IDR security layer. It explains how you can massively reduce the window of vulnerability caused by malicious emails lingering within the reach of users. Read the whitepaper Best Practices in Adaptive Security to Block Evasive Phishing Attacks Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Canadian Phish Kits Reactivated as Tax-filing Deadlines are Moved Microsoft 365 Is Wildly Successful and Profoundly Vulnerable  Heres Why Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day September 23, 2020 SendGrid  Mailchimp Phishing Attacks How Scammers Leverage Email Delivery Services To Their Advantage September 23, 2020 Lately, among the myriad phishing attacks we observe and detect via Cyren Inbox Security, attacks that are distributed via email delivery services like SendGrid, MailChimp, and MailJet are increasingly common. How Attackers Take Advantage of Email Delivery Platforms Email magnitude  Email delivery services dont usually limit the total Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 23, 2025 How Data443s Classification Solution Transforms Endpoint DLP January 23, 2025 Data has never been more important. With data breaches on the rise and the complexity of sensitive data growing, organizations are under huge pressure to protect their digital assets. But what happens when even the most advanced DLP tools fail? Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Spear Phishing Examples What It Is  How to Avoid Attacks October 22, 2021 What is Spear Phishing? Spear phishing is a highly targeted phishing attack , which is focused on a specific person or group of people. In these cases, a perpetrator, who is typically disguised as a trusted individual, deceives a target into clicking a spoofed link in an email , direct message, or text message. The target then unknowingly reveals sensitive information such as login credentials. The victim may also install a malicious program  malware . While this may seem easy to avoid, these scammers use social engineering tactics to lure users in. This might include mining and utilizing personal information such as their friends names, their hometown, or their employers names. They may also find information such as locations they frequent, or items they have recently bought online. Since these are such highly-targeted, unique attacks, spear phishing deserves special attention when formulating an email security strategy . How Serious are Spear Phishing Attacks for Businesses? According to the FBI , losses emanating from Business Email Compromise BEC scams surpassed 1.86 billion in 2020, which is more than the combined losses stemming from the next six costliest types of cybercrime. In addition, during the beginning of the COVID-19 pandemic, Zscaler found that the number of blocked suspicious messages targeting remote workers increased by 30,000. Similarly speaking, the number of COVID-19-related spear phishing attacks also rose by 667. The Main Types of Spear Phishing Attacks When it comes to spear phishing attacks, there are typically two general types multi-phase attacks, and email spoofing attacks . Multi-Phase Spear-Phishing Attacks Step 1 Infiltration into a Business Email Most multi-phase spear phishing attacks begin with a very personalized, subtle request, such as a link click that leads to a different site. People with lots of security awareness training are able to secure Microsoft Office 365 from potential attacks, however, the average employee may not. Thats why these attackers often go for easier, more susceptible targets, such as mid-level employees in areas like sales, marketing, support, and operations. Unfortunately, this link click, which is the first step in a multi-phase spear phishing attack, is aimed at stealing your user name and password. If multi-factor authentication is not enabled, then once the attacker gains control of these credentials, they can log in to the account. This is the first step infiltration. Step 2 Investigation of Companys Processes Once logged into an employees account, the spear phisher will usually monitor the account and read any email messages. This helps them to learn about the organization. This information may include who the decision-makers are, who has influence on financial transactions, who has access to HR information, and more. Additionally, it allows attackers to watch all interactions the organization has with other enterprises, like partners, customers, or vendors. This knowledge is then utilized to perform the last step of the spear phishing attack. Step 3 Extracting Value After investigating and spying on the processes of a business, spear phishing attackers will then launch a targeted attack. As an example, they can send the companys customers fake bank account information at the time the company is supposed to make a payment. Alternatively, they can trick other employees into sending confidential HR information, wiring money directly or getting them to click on links where they can collect even more credentials and information. Since the email is coming from a legitimate, but compromised, business account, these emails will likely appear completely normal, and the information collected allows the attacker to perfectly mimic the senders signature, tone and even text style. Understand what it takes to detect and respond to targeted phishing attacks on Office 365 in real-time. Read the Playbook Email Spoofing Spear Phishing Attack Step 1 Creating a Fake, But Similar Email Account Email spoofers will first fake an email address by creating a similar-looking email account to a business. As an example, the attacker may create an email that looks like it comes from PayPal , or Microsoft . Step 2 Sending an Email After the fraudsters create a fake email account, they then send an email to a specific business department, such as accounting, sales or human resources, to request a transfer of funds or information. This email may contain a sense of urgency to get the employee to act quicker. As an example, the message may tell a user that their account will be suspended if they do not click on the link. If the user is tricked and types in their credentials, the attacker will now have credentials to authenticate the targeted users PayPal account, where they can potentially steal money from the user. Step 3 The Employee Responds After receiving the urgent email, the employee may respond, having only looked at the senders name  and not the spoofed email address. This may include a wire transfer sent to the scammer, or even potentially login credentials to important accounts, such as banking information. Examples of Spear Phishing Attacks on Businesses Scammers oftentimes take advantage of whats going on in the present in order to create their phishing lures. As an example, the COVID-19 pandemic has prompted lots of schemes centering around government benefits, as well as job opportunities, and even hand sanitizer purchases. Here are some examples of other successful spear phishing attacks. 1. A Recent Purchase When it comes to large retailers, managing data is crucial. This is because if there is a leak, those individuals are easy targets for spear phishing attacks . Alternatively, if there are sellers on a retailer site, with a similar model to Amazon or Etsy, those accounts need to be contained in order to protect additional information. Unfortunately, this happened to Amazon in 2019 , when their sellers accounts became compromised, and their revenue was funneled to the hackers accounts. This could also happen on the buyer side of a purchase. An email from an online store about a recent purchase may be sent from a spoofed account. This email would then include a link to a login page where the scammer will plan to harvest your credentials. 2. Automated Bank Messages Another way scammers may take advantage of users is via automated phone calls and text messages. These messages will state that your companys bank account may have been compromised, and also mention a number that the user can call. Once the user calls that number, they are prompted to give their information to confirm that they are the account holder. After this information is confirmed, scammers will use this to get into businesses accounts and wire themselves money from said account. 3. A Deactivated Account  Verifying Account Activity When scammers can collect a list of emails from the inside of a company, they can then use this list to send out mass emails that state the users account has been deactivated or is about to expire. They could also send an email to try and get users to verify account activity. Users will then prompt the user to click a link and provide their credentials. 4. Employee Handbook or Guides Pretending to be a member of a specific company is the easiest way to get users to trust the email you are sending  especially at a larger company. One way to conduct a spear phishing campaign in this way is to send around attachments with a request for review, with titles such as 2021 Recruitment Plan or 2021 Employee Handbook. If an employee opens that email attachment, it can install malware on the computer, which gives the scammer remote access and the ability to steal sensitive data or launch follow-on attacks like BEC or ransomware . Spear Phishing Mitigation Since spear phishing attacks are highly-targeted in nature, they can be extremely difficult to detect. With that said, there are several risk prevention measures that can help, including the recommended items below. Setting Up Two Factor Authentication Two factor authentication helps you securely login to sensitive applications. It requires users to have two things a password and username, as well as a smartphone code or cryptographic token. When this method is used, even a compromised password is of no use to an attacker without a physical device, which is held by the real user. Password Management A password management policy, or a general password manager, can help you take steps to prevent employees from using corporate access passwords, accidentally, on fake external websites. An example of this is to instruct employees to always enter a fake password when trying to access a link provided via email. Legitimate websites will not accept a false password, but a phishing site most likely will. Security Education Campaigns At an enterprise level, organizations can raise awareness about security, by actively training employees, and highlighting the importance of learning how to spot, and hopefully stop spear phishing attacks . These training materials may feature real-life examples or simulated spear phishing attacks, with fake emails being sent out, as well as questions designed to test employee knowledge. In addition to the items listed above, here are some more items to be aware of Avoid clicking on links and attachments, especially if you do not know the sender Look out for red flags when it comes to sites that may be used for phishing scams Avoid sending personal information, especially login credentials Verify suspicious requests, you can do this by looking up the phone number online of the business in question Look out for fake emails, and always check the email address of the sender Final Thoughts Spear phishing emails are built to purposefully impersonate someone that your users trust  ultimately tricking them into sending credentials, money, or other personal information. Unfortunately, the sophistication of these unique types of attacks helps them to avoid overall detection. Learn more about Cyren Inbox Security for 365 , an email threat intelligence , and how it can help your business avoid spear phishing attacks. Find out how to investigate targeted phishing incidents. Read the Playbook Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev The Covid-19 Effect on well-known Brands scam Formbook Adds RTF Exploit to Its Delivery Methods Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Data443 Completes Acquisition of Leading Ransomware Recovery and Data Extortion Mitigation Platform, Centurion SmartShield January 20, 2022 Unique capabilities support zero-trust and digital rights management for sensitive data at home, office , and cloud RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, Jan. 20, 2022  Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc . Data443 or the Company OTCPK ATDS, a leading data security and privacy software company, today announced the completion of the acquisition of certain assets from Centurion Technologies, namely its ransomware protection and device recovery technologies, along with ancillary assets. The deal brings to Data443  the leading technical component to comply with recently established requirements from the Cybersecurity  Infrastructure Security Agency CISA, as mandated by the Biden Administration. Trusted by customers worldwide with over 3 million licenses deployed, Centurion will deliver valuable intellectual property and patents, customers, and extensive partner portfolio and integrations to Data443. Data security ransomware and theft continue unabated in 2022, and the demand has never been more robust for capabilities that protect data, devices, and critical infrastructure. Simplistic recovery for end-users is considered a major milestone for technology vendors  greatly reducing the reliance on expensive and increasingly unavailable IT staff Data443s Ransomware Recovery Manager  enables users to recover from any attack with a simple reboot. Our staff and partners are very excited for this next phase of the product line, stated the outgoing president of Centurion Technologies, Tripp Manheimer. Little did we know that being part of Operation Enduring Freedom, helping several branches of the US armed forces, along with hundreds of schools, universities, medical and financial institutions that utilize our protection and recovery services, would continue to contribute to such an important and germane capability for this time and age. Jason Remillard, Data443s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, commented, This acquisition represents a major milestone for Data443 and demonstrates once again that Data443 continues to make headway even in challenging market conditions. Centurions ransomware recovery product has long been a differentiator since we first licensed it in 2021 for our product line. Ransomware victims have very little recourse after an attack in fact, the government has initiated efforts to stifle ransom payments using cryptocurrency. Investments in best-practice security programs, platforms, and frameworks have become a business necessity. Completing this transaction adds immediate value to our clients and significantly boosts our capabilities and technology stack. At the same time, Data443 is acquiring a satisfied, robust customer list that will allow us to introduce our full suite of products and services. Centurions customers can now look forward to updated product releases, including new features like our recently released Antivirus Protect Manager  , local data sensitivity scanning, and data exfiltration protection to support zero-trust models that many clients are currently pursuing, concluded Mr. Remillard. Data443 offers several licensing models individual, small business, and major enterprise bundles. Additionally, there are sell-with bundles that match valuable Data443 products that directly benefit users and enterprises. Clients can learn more directly at  Clients can download a free trial at  About Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc.  OTCPK ATDS , is an industry leader in All Things Data Security  , providing software and services to enable secure data across local devices, network, cloud, and databases, at rest and in flight. Its suite of products and services is highlighted by i Data443  Ransomware Recovery Manager  , built for the modern enterprise, its capabilities are designed to recover a workstation immediately upon infection to the last known business-operable state, without any end user or IT Administrator efforts ii Data Identification Manager  previously marketed as ClassiDocs  and FileFacets  , the Companys award-winning data classification and governance technology, which supports CCPA, LGPD and GDPR compliance in a Software-as-a-Service SaaS platform that performs sophisticated data discovery and content search of structured and unstructured data within corporate networks, servers, content management systems, email, desktops and laptops iii Data Archive Manager  previously marketed as ArcMail  , a leading provider of simple, secure and cost-effective enterprise data retention management, archiving and management solutions iv Sensitive Content Manager  previously marketed as ARALOC  , a market leading secure, cloud-based platform for the management, protection and distribution of digital content to the desktop and mobile devices, which protects an organizations confidential content and intellectual property assets from leakage  malicious or accidental  without impacting collaboration between all stakeholders , a market leading secure, cloud-based platform for the management, protection and distribution of digital content to the desktop and mobile devices, which protects an organizations confidential content and intellectual property assets from leakage  malicious or accidental  without impacting collaboration between all stakeholders v Data Placement Manager  previously marketed as DATAEXPRESS  , the leading data transport, transformation and delivery product trusted by leading financial organizations worldwide vi Access Control Manager  previously marketed as Resilient Access  , enables fine-grained access controls across myriad platforms at scale for internal client systems and commercial public cloud platforms like Salesforce, Box.Net, Google G Suite, Microsoft OneDrive and others vii Data Identification Manager  previously marketed as ClassiDocs   for Blockchain, provides an active implementation for the Ripple XRP that protects blockchain transactions from inadvertent disclosure and data leaks viii Data443  Global Privacy Manager  , the privacy compliance and consumer loss mitigation platform which is integrated with Data Identification Manager to do the delivery portions of GDPR and CCPA as well as process Data Privacy Access Requests  removal request  with inventory enables the full lifecycle of Data Privacy Access Requests, Remediation, Monitoring and Reporting ix IntellyWP, a leading purveyor of user experience enhancement products for webmasters for the worlds largest content management platform, WordPress x Data443  Chat History Scanner, which scans chat messages for Compliance, Security, PII, PI, PCI  custom keywords and xi GDPR Framework , The CCPA Framework and LGPD Framework WordPress plugins , with over 30,000 active site owners combined, enables organizations of all sizes to comply with European, California and Brazilian privacy rules and regulations. For more information, please visit  . Forward-Looking Statements The statements contained in this release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Words such as may, will, could, should, expect, plan, project, intend, anticipate, believe, estimate, predict, potential, pursuant, target, continue, and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. The statements in this press release that are not historical statements, including statements regarding Data443s plans, objectives, future opportunities for Data443s services, future financial performance and operating results and any other statements regarding Data443s future expectations, beliefs, plans, objectives, financial conditions, assumptions or future events or performance that are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to numerous risks, uncertainties, and assumptions, many of which are beyond Data443s control, and which could cause actual results to differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the statements. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict, and include, without limitation, results of litigation, settlements and investigations actions by third parties, including governmental agencies volatility in customer spending global economic conditions ability to hire and retain personnel loss of, or reduction in business with, key customers difficulty with growth and integration of acquisitions product liability cybersecurity risk anti-takeover measures in our charter documents and, the uncertainties created by the ongoing outbreak of a respiratory illness caused by the 2019 novel coronavirus that was recently named by the World Health Organization as COVID-19. These and other important risk factors are described more fully in our reports and other documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission the SEC, including under i Part I, Item 1A. Risk Factors, in our Registration Statement on Form 10 filed with the SEC on January 11, 2019 and amended on April 24, 2019 ii Part I, Item 1A. Risk Factors, in our Annual Report on Form 10-K filed with the SEC on March 23, 2021 and, iii subsequent filings. Undue reliance should not be placed on the forward-looking statements in this press release, which are based on information available to us on the date hereof. Except as otherwise required by applicable law, we undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether because of new information, future events, or otherwise. Data443  , ClassiDocs  , ARALOC  , ARCMAIL  , DATAEXPRESS  and FILEFACETS  are all registered trademarks of Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. All product names, trademarks and registered trademarks are property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used in this website are for identification purposes only. Use of these names, trademarks and brands does not imply endorsement. All other trademarks cited herein are the property of their respective owners. For Further Information Follow us on Twitter  Follow us on Facebook  Follow us on LinkedIn  Signup for our Investor Newsletter  Investor Relations Contact Matthew Abenante  919.858.6542 Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Data443 Releases Antivirus Protection Manager, Meeting Demands for Expanded Security in Growing Hostile Environments Data443 Secures Five-and-a-Half Year Contract License with Fortune 500 Fintech Member, Leading Provider of Financial Technology Solutions Worldwide Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Phishing by the Numbers  Oct 2021 November 24, 2021 The Industry Edition This blog is part of our monthly blog series analyzing incident response data from Cyren threat researchers and Cyren security clouds including Cyren Inbox Security. This month, the research team analyzed the data by industry to confirm our suspicion that certain types of companies are targeted more than others. Some of the findings were quite surprising, however, it is important to note that this data represents incidents that Cyren detected and remediated . The data might paint a different picture if we analyzed organizations that were compromised  an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Threats by type The ratio of phishing, business email compromise BEC and malware incidents varied by industry, but phishing remained the dominant threat. The continued prevalence of phishing supports the widely held theory that phishing is a precursor to more damaging attacks such as BEC and ransomware. Stop phishing and organizations dramatically reduce the risks of BEC and targeted ransomware. The low rate of malware threats across customers in the healthcare industry is a direct result of the additional investments these organizations have made in malware detection in response to industry-wide ransomware risks and regulatory requirements . Robust malware detection capabilities in the healthcare industry explains the high rate of BEC attempts. Attackers understand that they cant easily slip malware past automated defenses, so they have shifted to social engineering tactics . Financeinsurance and manufacturing have a distinct mix of threats, which they have successfully defended against. Financial services firms are heavily regulated and have no choice but to continually invest in and improve their security posture. Manufacturing firms on the other hand, are not subject to strict cybersecurity compliance mandates and will understandably invest in production capacity before they enhance anything else. The research team has previously observed the real estate industry is in the sights of targeted attacks . The above average rate of phishing suggests that cybercriminals use compromised credentials over other tactics, so they can inject themselves into financial transactions with email account compromise attacks. Threat velocity The ratio of threat types illustrates that different industries are targeted with a varying mix of tactics, differences among their business and motivations of cybercriminals. But what about the intensity of these threats? We can see that healthcare may face proportionally more BEC attacks, but which industries are attacked more often? Phishing and BEC are forms of social engineering so its fair to think of employees mailboxes as the attack surface . The figures above show how the rate of malicious email incidents as a function of users  basically, how risk scales as the attack surface expands. We normalized the data to per 100 users to project the organizations size. Education is an outlier since the users include both staff and students. There was a surprising low rate for manufacturing, especially when compared to the construction industry which is closely related. We observed 20 confirmed threats per 100 users in the manufacturing vertical. Without solid detection and automated incident response, a manufacturer with 100 Office 365 users would spend at least 16 hours manually investigating and remediating emails. Consider the new paradigm of asking IT to do more with less and the opportunity cost of losing two business days defending against email attacks. As part of the research, the team set out to understand how risks increase as a function of email traffic. If some percentage of all emails are malicious then the more emails an organization receives, the more incidents they have to detect and contain. Oil  gas, finance  insurance, and entertainment maintain their low ranks, but healthcare and hospitality move to the upper half. Solving the problem Phishing, BEC, etc. are complex problems that dont require a complex solution. User education is an important component, but several organizations have over-rotated on the idea that users are responsible for keeping sophisticated email threats at bay. The predominant trend is to use an email hygiene technology such as Microsoft Defender for Office 365 to catch 80 of threats, deploy a specialized add-on to catch and contain zero-day phishing and most BEC attempts, enable employees to perform initial analysis on the small percentage of emails that are classified as suspicious rather than malicious or clean, and automate incident response workflows to save time and reduce exposure. Attack of note As illustrated in the bar charts above, the professional services industry dealt with a high rate of attacks as measured by users or traffic volume. Professional services are an attractive target for attackers due to the number of third-parties clients, vendors, etc. that they work with on a daily basis. Following are details from a targeted phishing attack launched against a Cyren customer in the professional services industry. The attack lasted five days and was sent to senior executives within this 4,000 employee firm, a tactic known in the phishing world as a whaling attack. A whaling attack is a targeted attack focused on key executives in the company that have access to sensitive data or high levels of authority over actions such as a wire transfer. The emails were sent using spoofed accounts that looked like internal addresses. The email subjects varied but each was constructed to appear as a notice from Office 365 about quarantined email messages. The call to action was to review and release the quarantined messages, which led users to a fake Outlook login page. The attack focused on senior executives at the company including the CEO and General Counsel. Conclusion Email-delivered threats by any name phishing, BEC, EAC, ransomware are a top concern for any organization, regardless of industry. Just as the type and velocity of email threats varies across companies, so do the ability to defend against them and the impact if an attack slips through undetected. Heavily regulated industries like financial services have incentives to invest in robust cybersecurity measures, while other industries may under-invest. Regardless, every organization must have in place a mature meaning automated and continually improved process to detect and remediate targeted phishing attacks, BEC, etc. Preventing a successful phishing attack is one thing, preventing it efficiently is another matter. 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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day January 31, 2019 Buying Email Security for Office 365 Has Gotten Harder January 31, 2019 Has the success of Microsoft Office 365 exacerbated the already complex task of purchasing email security? New Buyers Guides give a framework and provide a checklist to get it right. Over the last few years, the way businesses use technology has undergone a complete transformation, driven by two major trends Opt-In or Opt-Out Which Route Should Your Organization Go? January 31, 2019 The General Data Protection Act GDPR launched a worldwide conversation on data security and consumer data protections. As historical data breaches continue to happen on a way-too-frequent basis, and data privacy legislation expands across the globe, companies are taking a harder look at their privacy policies and their obligations under each Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day August 3, 2020 PEMPEMPEM  Hiding Behind Fake Certificates! August 3, 2020 Over the years, enterprise security teams and threat actors have been involved in a never-ending game of cat and mouse. Organizations pour millions of dollars to stop advanced threats, but threat actors continue finding ways to evade detection by either enhancing their code or simply repackaging malware in more ways Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Ransomware Overshadowed by Phishing, But Its Not Dead Yet February 15, 2019 According to several recent surveys, phishing may have surpassed ransomware as the top concern for IT and security managers, and there may not be a single ransomware out there to capture the collective imagination like Locky did in 2016, but dont be misledransomware continues alive and well. Recent targeted Ryuk attacks have been hammering businesses, like the December infection at Tribune Publishing in Chicago. In responding to surveys by Osterman Research, 20 percent of businesses using Office 365 and 17 percent of all businesses said they had suffered at least one successful ransomware attack during 2018, which put ransomware in sixth place in terms of the number of businesses affected behind phishing, virusworm infections, successful DoS attacks, and stolen or accidental loss of data two separate categories by an employee or contractor. But since a successful ransomware attack has such a high probability of turning fully catastrophic for the business, that ranking doesnt fully capture the risk, and the idea that only one-fifth of businesses suffered a ransomware breach is enough to make any security staffer break into a flop sweat. So it seems a good moment to revisit the basic checklist to avoid becoming another ransomware statistic. In truth, there is no one silver bullet that single-handedly stops all threats. But there are a series of steps you, your business, and your family and friends can take to significantly minimize the threat. See our basic best practices below, and, to dig a bit deeper, do avail yourself of our ransomware resources page . Know the Basics As the old saying goes An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. As part of any security protocol, always make sure these cybersecurity 101 steps are part of your personal and business routine. Back up files at least once a day or every few hours If your computer does become infected, a back-up will enable you to wipe the hard drive clean and reinstall critical software and documents, without paying ransoms or buying a new computer. Keep a recent copy of the files stored on a system that is not connected to your computer As we saw with Locky, the infection quickly spread between networked computers and systems. Several times per week, back up files and systems on a separate network. Provide regular cybersecurity training to staff Ultimately the strongest form of security you have are staff members who are educated and wary about the types of cyberthreats targeting them. Include social engineering training Threats dont always begin with an email. Cybercriminals are now calling staff directly and pretending theyre from the help desk or systems team and requesting access to important data, including documents, user names, and passwords. Recognize that EVERYONE on staff is a target In the world of cybercrime, both the junior intern and the CEO are potential targets, since both can provide varying degrees of access to internal systems and networks. Educate and protect all staff members not just those with access to sensitive data. Train staff to NEVER EVER enable macros Unless youre working with software developers that regularly use Visual Basic, no one in your company will need or use macros. Further, the vast majority of employees will never receive any document that requires macros to operate. Train staff to watch out for files and a pop-up box that appears saying Security Warning Macros have been disabledOptions. Encourage them to ignore it and forward the email and document to the security team immediately. Disable the macro settings in Office software Set the defaults on employee Microsoft Office applications to make sure that macros are disabled. Remind staff, friends, and family members to not open unsolicited or unexpected attachments Many types of malware, including ransomware are often embedded in attachments. Improve Your Protection Security is a growing expense of doing business. Unfortunately, the truth is that while most companies employ some limited number of cybersecurity professionals, it is not always realistic resource-wise or even wise for a company to build their own security apparatus, particularly given the highly variable and complex nature of todays cyberthreats. When selecting a cybersecurity vendor, organizations should evaluate their e mail security with an eye to the fact that m ore than 90 of all cyberattacks start in email. Gateways protect email and infrastructure with real-time anti-spam and anti-malware protection before threats reach end-users. Weve produced this security buyers guide , as well as a version specifically for Office 365 admins, if you are looking for a checklist of items to cover and questions to ask in selecting your vendors. Good Enough Isnt Enough Anymore The fact that emails and not just phishing emails are becoming increasingly stealthy underscores the importance of advanced security capabilities, like having network sandboxing inline in your email security solution. And it cant be just any old sandboxing  so much ransomware today and malware in general is now programmed to detect when it is in a traditional, virtualized sandbox server, and thus evades detection by stopping itself from executing. Cloud-based multi-array solutions use a variety of sandboxes, each with different security features to identify and stop never-before-seen malware. And, of course, endpoint security with active monitoring offers constant visibility into various network endpoints, so companies can identify breaches more quickly. It is critical to make sure that your companys endpoint security is entirely up-to-date and operating with information that reflects the latest threats. Enhance Your Prevention Ongoing preventative measures, such as securing Microsoft Office 365 , can also help ensure that corporate and personal systems remain operational, even when cybercriminals attack, such as Backup and Recovery Once a backup system is implemented, conduct regularly scheduled full- and incremental-data backups. Then, test the backups at consistent intervals to ensure accuracy and data recovery procedures. Remember to retest after system updates or upgrades. Limit Network Shared Drives While shared drive usage is popular and offers a level of convenience to employees, it also has limits when it comes to security. Consider adding no-write permissions, limiting the number of shared drives, or reducing the extent to which shared drives are mapped to large or sensitive file repositories. 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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Data443 Announces the Appointment of Nanuk Warman as Chief Financial Officer December 9, 2021 RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, Dec. 09, 2021  Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc . Data443 or the Company OTCPK ATDS, a leading data security and privacy software company, today announced the appointment of Nanuk Warman as Chief Financial Officer. Nanuk Warman, CPA, CMA, CFA, has over 23 years of experience in corporate accounting and finance, focused primarily on US and Canadian publicly listed companies across a diverse range of industries. Additionally, Mr. Warman has worked with the Company for almost three years as an independent consultant and has extensive knowledge of the Companys financial history and business. Mr. Warman founded PubCo Reporting Solutions in 2010 and has significant experience dealing with complex financial reporting requirements under US GAAP and IFRS. His specialties include complex debt and equity transaction accounting, mergers, acquisitions, and reverse mergers. Jason Remillard, Data443s Founder and Chief Executive Officer, commented, Nanuk is a high caliber addition to Data443, possessing the skill set, experience, and intimate knowledge of our Company critical to our success at this inflection point. Already, he has proven to be an exceptional leader with an exciting vision and strategic plans for improving our financial operations. I believe Nanuk will be integral to the growth and sustained success of our Company. Nanuk Warman commented, Im honored and excited to join Data443 and be a part of the team that is positioning the Company for its next stage of growth and development. Data443 is poised for significant growth and value creation, and I look forward to bringing my background and experience to bear in these efforts. About Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc.  OTCPK ATDS , is an industry leader in All Things Data Security  , providing software and services to enable secure data across local devices, network, cloud, and databases, at rest and in flight. Its suite of products and services is highlighted by i Data443  Ransomware Recovery Manager  , built for the modern enterprise, its capabilities are designed to recover a workstation immediately upon infection to the last known business-operable state, without any end user or IT Administrator efforts ii Data Identification Manager  previously marketed as ClassiDocs  and FileFacets  , the Companys award-winning data classification and governance technology, which supports CCPA, LGPD and GDPR compliance in a Software-as-a-Service SaaS platform that performs sophisticated data discovery and content search of structured and unstructured data within corporate networks, servers, content management systems, email, desktops and laptops iii Data Archive Manager  previously marketed as ArcMail  , a leading provider of simple, secure and cost-effective enterprise data retention management, archiving and management solutions iv Sensitive Content Manager   ARALOC   , a market leading secure, cloud-based platform for the management, protection and distribution of digital content to the desktop and mobile devices, which protects an organizations confidential content and intellectual property assets from leakage  malicious or accidental  without impacting collaboration between all stakeholders v Data Placement Manager  previously marketed as DATAEXPRESS   , the leading data transport, transformation and delivery product trusted by leading financial organizations worldwide vi Access Control Manager  previously marketed as Resilient Access   , enables fine-grained access controls across myriad platforms at scale for internal client systems and commercial public cloud platforms like Salesforce, Box.Net, Google G Suite, Microsoft OneDrive and others vii Data Identification Manager  previously marketed as ClassiDocs   for Blockchain , provides an active implementation for the Ripple XRP that protects blockchain transactions from inadvertent disclosure and data leaks viii Data443  Global Privacy Manager  , the privacy compliance and consumer loss mitigation platform which is integrated with Data Identification Manager to do the delivery portions of GDPR and CCPA as well as process Data Privacy Access Requests  removal request  with inventory enables the full lifecycle of Data Privacy Access Requests, Remediation, Monitoring and Reporting ix IntellyWP , a leading purveyor of user experience enhancement products for webmasters for the worlds largest content management platform, WordPress x Data443  Chat History Scanner , which scans chat messages for Compliance, Security, PII, PI, PCI  custom keywords and xi GDPR Framework , The CCPA Framework and LGPD Framework WordPress plugins , with over 30,000 active site owners combined, enables organizations of all sizes to comply with European, California and Brazilian privacy rules and regulations. For more information, please visit  . Forward-Looking Statements The statements contained in this release that are not historical facts are forward-looking statements as defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Words such as may, will, could, should, expect, plan, project, intend, anticipate, believe, estimate, predict, potential, pursuant, target, continue, and similar expressions are intended to identify such forward-looking statements. The statements in this press release that are not historical statements, including statements regarding Data443s plans, objectives, future opportunities for Data443s services, future financial performance and operating results and any other statements regarding Data443s future expectations, beliefs, plans, objectives, financial conditions, assumptions or future events or performance that are not historical facts, are forward-looking statements within the meaning of the federal securities laws. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and are subject to numerous risks, uncertainties, and assumptions, many of which are beyond Data443s control, and which could cause actual results to differ materially from the results expressed or implied by the statements. These statements are not guarantees of future performance and involve risks, uncertainties and assumptions that are difficult to predict, and include, without limitation, results of litigation, settlements and investigations actions by third parties, including governmental agencies volatility in customer spending global economic conditions ability to hire and retain personnel loss of, or reduction in business with, key customers difficulty with growth and integration of acquisitions product liability cybersecurity risk anti-takeover measures in our charter documents and, the uncertainties created by the ongoing outbreak of a respiratory illness caused by the 2019 novel coronavirus that was recently named by the World Health Organization as COVID-19. These and other important risk factors are described more fully in our reports and other documents filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission the SEC, including under i Part I, Item 1A. Risk Factors, in our Registration Statement on Form 10 filed with the SEC on January 11, 2019 and amended on April 24, 2019 ii Part I, Item 1A. Risk Factors, in our Annual Report on Form 10-K filed with the SEC on March 23, 2021 and, iii subsequent filings. Undue reliance should not be placed on the forward-looking statements in this press release, which are based on information available to us on the date hereof. Except as otherwise required by applicable law, we undertake no obligation to publicly update or revise any forward-looking statements, whether because of new information, future events, or otherwise. The Data443  logo, ClassiDocs  logo, ARALOC  logo, ARCMAIL  , DATAEXPRESS  and FILEFACETS  are all registered trademarks of Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. All product names, trademarks and registered trademarks are property of their respective owners. All company, product and service names used in this website are for identification purposes only. Use of these names, trademarks and brands does not imply endorsement. All other trademarks cited herein are the property of their respective owners. For Further Information Follow us on Twitter  Follow us on Facebook  Follow us on LinkedIn  Signup for our Investor Newsletter  Investor Relations Contact Matthew Abenante  919.858.6542 Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev DATA443 CONTINUES RECORD GROWTH WITH THIRD QUARTER REPORT OF INCREASED REVENUES  BOOKINGS Data443 Releases Antivirus Protection Manager, Meeting Demands for Expanded Security in Growing Hostile Environments Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Inbox Security for Microsoft 365 Eliminate social engineering attacks from every mailbox. 30-day Evaluation Reduce the time your security teams spend investigating and resolving email threats like account takeover, business email compromise, and ransomware by continuously monitoring all mailboxes for latent threats and automatically removing them. Automatically deletes threats so you dont have to Powerful, automated incident response removes 97 of attacks from all affected mailboxes, saving security teams thousands of hours each year. Automatically combines similar incidents into a single case Removes threats from every mailbox Prevents user access to malicious links and attachments Reduces email incident response costs by over 91 Talk to Sales Continuously scan for hidden email threats Unlike other solutions that only inspect emails once, Cyren Inbox Protection Manager constantly monitors employee mailboxes for latent social engineering and evasive malware attacks. Post-delivery analysis of email content and user context Uses machine learning, heuristics, natural language processing, and behavior analytics to spot and learn from evasive attacks Instant application of updated threat intelligence to already-delivered emails Eliminate the reliance on users to report suspicious messages DATASHEET Cyren Inbox Protection Manager Try Cyren Inbox Protection Managaer free for 30 days See which threats youve been missing and lift the burden email incident investigation and response. 30-day Evaluation Harness the wisdom of the crowd We keeps you ahead of email attacks with analysis from Cyren security researchers and our global customer base. Informative banners and simple tools enable users to apply training in real-time and to real threats On-demand scans of suspicious messages promote engagement and alertness Cyren security researchers instantly apply lessons learned into global and customer-specific detection logic Increase ROI of your security awareness training program Managed email incident response Our experts operate around the clock, every day, and every holiday to relieve your team from time consuming and stressful threat investigation and response. Expert analysis of suspicious message indicators and user-submitted alerts. Provides feedback to users to reduce false positives and encourage participation 3.5 time faster Mean Time to Respond than in-house SOCs Never investigate another suspicious email. Free your security team to focus on other priorities. Cyrens IR team has shifted a huge burden from our shoulders to theirs. Damian Stalls vCIO Director, Fluid Networks We needed to further protect our users from malicious attacks. More importantly we needed a solution that required the least amount of involvement from our team. Cyren is the best inbox security for any organization. Case Study Wendi Iglesias CIO at The Keyes Company I no longer deal with phishing emails. I log into the system just to see how much Cyren Inbox Security has taken off my teams plate. Case Study Damian Stalls vCIO Director  Fluid Networks Cyren is invaluable in todays world. It gives hard-pushed admins intelligent, corporation-wide remediation for phishing emails that slip through traditional mail filters. Highly recommend. Peter Carr via Azure Marketplace You Might Also Find This Interesting Web Security Relevant and accurate categorization of URLs to identify web threats like hosts serving malware and other malicious content. learn More Threat Intelligence Real-time feeds of the latest malicious files and web hosts connected to active malware campaigns. Enrich incident data and block emerging malware attacks. learn More Email Security Integrated solutions to protect your users from the latest malware campaigns and malicious attachments. learn More Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day February 14, 2019 Ransomware von Phishing übertroffen, aber noch nicht ganz ausgemerzt February 14, 2019 Mehreren jüngsten Umfragen zufolge hat Phishing Ransomware als größtes Sicherheitsproblem für IT- und Sicherheitsmanager übertroffen. Keine einzige Ransomware steht so im kollektiven Bewusstsein wie Locky im Jahr 2016. Aber lassen Sie sich nicht täuschen Ransomware geht es weiterhin allzu gut. Jüngste zielgerichtete Ryuk-Angriffe haben Unternehmen verstärkt ins Visier genommen, wie Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Advanced Data Classification Instant Data Classification Free  Competitive Analysis Heres what the analysts say Data classification is the process of organizing information assets using an agreed-upon categorization, taxonomy or ontology. The result is typically a large repository of metadata useful for making further decisions. This can include the application of a tag or label to a data object to facilitate its use and governance, either through the application of controls during its life cycle, or the activation of metadata using data fabric. By Deepti Gopal, Sema Yuce, Michael Kranawetter  Source Why Is Data Classification Important? Enhances Data Security You can think of data classification like putting labels on boxes in a storage room. By sorting our data based on how sensitive or important it is, we can make smarter choices about protecting it. For the really important stuff  like personal customer details  we can add extra locks and alarms like encryption and access controls. This way, were not just throwing a blanket security over everything were making sure that the most valuable data gets the proper treatment. Facilitates Compliance Data classification is our GPS in navigating the complexities of policies like GDPR and HIPAA. By sorting our data, it becomes much easier to see which bits need to follow which rules. Its like sorting laundry you dont wash your bright reds with your whites. Having a clear view of what sensitive data is where allows your organization to stay on the right side of the law. Improves Data Management Handling data well is key to getting things done efficiently. By classifying data, were basically organizing our digital filing cabinet, making it easier to find what we need, when we need it. This makes handling data, from storage to analysis, a smoother ride. Less clutter, less fuss. Data Identification Managers Architecture Flexible and Comprehensive Built-In Policies for Data Classification Extensive Policy Repository Our software includes a vast repository of over 1300 global privacy policies, covering 40 native languages. This extensive range allows for immediate, accurate classification across diverse data types and regions, eliminating the need for time-consuming language translation. Customizable Classification Rules Tailor your data classification to fit your unique needs. Our system allows you to mix, match, and modify existing policies to create new classification rules. This customization ensures a precise fit for your companys specific data environment Setting Confidence Levels and Unique Count Minimums Gain control over classification accuracy. Adjust the confidence level to balance between precision and coverage, and set the unique count minimum to minimize false positives. This flexibility helps fine-tune the system to your organizations data landscape. Tailored Solutions for Your Data Classification Needs! Speak with our experts to discover the perfect data archiving plan for your business. Talk to Sales Comprehensive Reporting with Data Identification Manager Diverse Data Reporting Our tool offers versatile reporting capabilities across various data environments, including cloud, file systems, databases, and both structured and unstructured data. This ensures you have a complete overview of your data landscape Lightning-Fast Query Times Our tool offers versatile reporting capabilities across various data environments, including cloud, file systems, databases, and both structured and unstructured data. This ensures you have a complete overview of your data landscape Integration with PowerBI Our tool offers versatile reporting capabilities across various data environments, including cloud, file systems, databases, and both structured and unstructured data. This ensures you have a complete overview of your data landscape Exportable Results Our tool offers versatile reporting capabilities across various data environments, including cloud, file systems, databases, and both structured and unstructured data. This ensures you have a complete overview of your data landscape Harnessing Machine Learning Magic for Data Classification Initial Training with Machine Learning Our system begins with a robust machine learning model, pre-trained to understand a broad spectrum of data types. This foundational training ensures highly accurate data identification and classification from the outset. End-User Validation of Classifications We emphasize flexibility by offering optional features for end-users to validate machine learning-generated classifications. This alignment with your businesss unique requirements guarantees that our automated processes are tailor-made for your needs. Continuous Machine Learning Validation The innovation continues unabated! Our application perpetually validates and refines its classifications via ongoing machine learning. This dynamic approach maintains data classification accuracy, ensuring it stays current and adapts to evolving data patterns and organizational shifts. 1,300 Country  40 Language Smart RuleSets Business-Specific Definitions Sync from CRM, Inventory or Project, Databases Machine Learning with Initial Supplied Training Optional or subset End-User, Validation of Classifications Optional, Classification Steward, Notifications Machine Learning, Validation of Detected, Classification Advanced Data Classification and Compliance for a Leading Global Bank Situation A leading global bank, operating in regions with stringent auditing and data compliance standards, faced the intricate task of managing and classifying a wide range of data effectively. Challenge The bank was confronted with the challenge of scanning, classifying, and managing both structured and unstructured data across various platforms. This task was intensified by the need to adhere to the strict auditing and data protection regulations specific to some of the regions it operated in. Solution Data443 Data Identification Manager provided an ideal solution. It offered an extensive array of over 1300 built-in rules in 40 languages, which the bank initially used for data classifications. The bank also capitalized on our solutions flexibility to create custom text and regex rules, further refining the classification process to meet their unique requirements. This allowed the bank to effectively classify data across an array of repositories, such as SQL Server, SAP, Oracle, MongoDB, MySQL, and various file systems and network shares. A key advantage of our solution was its integration capabilities, enabling the bank to link their PowerBI instance for enhanced data analytics and reporting. Additionally, the solution facilitated seamless mapping with Microsoft AIP and CyberArc, offering robust security and efficient access management across the banks data repositories. Outcome The implementation of Data Identification Manager notably improved the banks data governance, security, and compliance frameworks. The solutions adaptability, coupled with its robust built-in rules, allowed for a custom and efficient data classification system. This comprehensive approach not only ensured compliance with regional data protection and auditing standards but also streamlined their data management processes, significantly boosting operational efficiency. By utilizing the Data Identification Manager, our customer successfully addressed complex data classification challenges and regulatory changes in the banking sector. See how we compare against Titus Fortra Boldon James Fortra Qlik BigID Getvisibility Varonis See how we compare against Data443 vs Titus Fortra Data Classification Solutions Data443 vs Boldon James Fortra Data Classification Solutions Data443 vs Qlik Data Classification Solutions Data443 vs BigID Data Classification Solutions Data443 vs Getvisibility Data Classification Solutions Data443 vs Varonis Data Classification Solutions Elevate Your Strategy! Download the Complete Competitive Analysis for Data Classification Unlock valuable insights into the strengths, weaknesses, and strategic differentiators of our Data Classification Download PDF Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Human  Machine  Cyren Inbox Security and KnowBe4 December 2, 2021 Cyren has integrated our anti-phishing solution , Cyren Inbox Security, with KnowBe4 s security awareness training platform. This idea began with a very basic customer feature request but has evolved into a new paradigm for defending enterprises against phishing and BEC. Here is a quick rundown of how harmonizing user education, advanced threat detection, and automated remediation increases security maturity, and eliminates the time-suck of investigating suspicious messages and cleaning up attacks. Security maturity Security maturity is all about continually improving the people, processes, and technology required to reduce enterprise cyber risk to acceptable levels. Many organizations over-rely on training as the only approach to address threats like business email compromise. With this partnership, Cyren and KnowBe4 are providing a fully optimized approach to addressing BEC  an approach that continuously improves even as users join or leave the organization. One button This is the origin story of the alliance. KnowBe4 has the Phish Alert button to report simulated phishing attacks. Cyren has the PhishScan button to scan and triage real suspicious messages. By integrating the KnowBe4 Phish Alert functionality into the Cyren PhishScan button, organizations can deploy a single button and give users the simple instruction to click the button whenever they receive something suspicious  simulated or real. Businesses still get the benefit of automated security awareness training with the added benefit of improved operational security against phishing, malware, business email compromise. I want more alerts.  Said no analyst ever The genius of the Cyren PhishScan button is it crowd-sources the triage of suspicious messages so helpdesk or security analysts dont have to constantly respond to users asking, is this safe to click? Until we have true artificial intelligence that can exactly mimic human intuition, we need to combine advanced detection techniques like machine learning with human analysis read your SAT power users to quickly classify suspicious messages as malicious or benign. This approach also helps train machine learning models, so humans play less of a roll with each day. Allowing users to scan messages before submitting them keeps false positives well below 2. Culture of security Cyren Inbox Security empowers users to become more cyber-aware and cyber-engaged. Enabling users to apply lessons learned from simulated tests to real-world attacks and get feedback from the system, keeping them informed and interested. Harmonizing security awareness training with advanced detection and automated incident response creates a culture of security, which improves security maturity which is measured by a reduction of false positives submitted by users and improved incident response times by SOCs. Security Awareness Training is a best practice and mandated by most compliance frameworks. Cybersecurity executives all understand the important role employees play in protecting the enterprise, but they know automated technical controls are more reliable. The alliance between KnowBe4 and Cyren combines the best of both worlds and provides a demonstrable solution to the complex and unsolved problems of business email compromise, targeted phishing, and the fraud, ransomware and other nastiness facilitated by these attacks. What to learn more? Download this whitepaper for best practices to harmonize automated phishing defenses and user training. Ready to get started? Request a demo of Cyren Inbox Security. Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Malware Detection Protecting Against Ever-Evolving Threats JavaScript Obfuscation in Phishing Sites Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo JavaScript Obfuscation in Phishing Sites December 2, 2021 Weve all experienced the typical phishing site where the attacker asks that you enter your credentials while the sketchy Microsoft logo on top of the page makes you feel comfortable doing so. Those phishing sites used to be easy to recognize the simple behind-the-scenes code would reveal the sites identity, functions, information delivery methods and where the data was being sent to. The detection tools have evolved and become more sophisticated, but so have the phishing creators. For this reason, securing Microsoft Office 365 has become harder. One of the strategies the attackers use to elevate the complexity of a phishing site and evade detection by existing organizational mechanisms is obfuscation of the phishing site code. This includes using an obfuscated redirection site whose sole purpose is to redirect the user to the actual phishing site while avoiding detection. The most common method to do so is JavaScript obfuscation the code of a phishing attack is made obscure and unintelligible so it cannot be read easily. Lets see how the attacker creates an obfuscated redirection site. Sidenote this task is typically performed using a phishing kit, but we will be looking at the manual process. First, a regular phishing site with a common login Office 365, for example is built. Then the source code and the functions are written, just like for any other website. When those are ready, the attacker obfuscates JavaScript to scramble the code. As a result, the regular function names are replaced by random numbers and letters, creating an array of loops to confuse the detection tools and pass the defense, eventually reaching the victim. Thats not all, however. The attacker will not just send the sites URL directly to the victim  they would create another site, either with its own domain or with a compromised one, employing multiple functions and loops usually implemented using base64 to redirect the victim to the actual phishing site. This creates yet another layer of evasion from the detection tools. Lets go over this process step by step. The phishing source site can be something as simple as one function When obfuscated, the code becomes unreadable and hard to understand Initially, the victim wont get the original URL but rather a redirecting one when clicked, it will take the victim to a phishing site. If you encounter a site with similar characteristics, you would be well advised to close it and report the email sender. Legitimate sites wouldnt use a scrambled code that has loops and meaningless JavaScript functions. Lets demonstrate this using the Office 365 login source code The code from the Microsoft site is easily readable and well organized, no weird functions or parameters are found. On an obfuscated site, however, the code is not so easy to interpret. In the example below, note the suspicious var enablebase64 parameter that we know is part of the obfuscation functions and the var redirectUrl parameter of the redirection URL that takes you to the actual phishing site Lets summarize some basic practices that will help you identify a phishing site, stop a potential phishing attack , and stay safe. Stop . Do not open links from any sender . Always check the senders address and not just what the email subject and title say. Observe . You have checked the senders email address and it seems okay. Now ask yourself if you are supposed to be getting emails from that sender. Suspect . The sender looks legitimate, but you are not sure if you were supposed to receive anything from him or her. STOP. Dont click. Take a good look at the URL and the site name. Do they look suspicious to you? Is the site name spelled correctly? Does the URL look real and related to the email senders domain? Interrogate . Everything looks right, but you are not fully convinced. Check the source code and re-read this blog article to identify the possible suspicious code indicators. Always keep in mind the golden phishing prevention steps Stop, Observe, Suspect, and Interrogate. If youve taken all four, you should be fine. Read this other blog for more tips and additional detail. See Cyren in action with the Cyren Inbox Security demo. Get the Demo Try it for Free Instant Data Classification Cyren URL Category Chacker Prev Human  Machine  Cyren Inbox Security and KnowBe4 Phishing Targets Phantom Wallet Next Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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Input: Search Free Trial Get Demo Day February 10, 2022 Data443 Wins Multi-Year Contract with Leading Financial Services Organization in Puerto Rico February 10, 2022 Long-Term Contract Delivers Secure Data Transfer Services to a Network of Hundreds of Banks and Partners RESEARCH TRIANGLE PARK, NC, Feb. 10, 2022  Data443 Risk Mitigation, Inc. Data443 or the Company OTCPK ATDS, a leading data security and privacy software company, today announced a new 3.5-year agreement with Puerto Company Partners Resources Investor Relations Products Freeware Demo Solutions Contact Us Privacy Management Service by Data443

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