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This summer, Abnormal Security discovered that some of its customers' staff were receiving emails inviting them to install ransomware on a company computer in return for a $1m share of the "profits".

Abnormal Security announced the Abnormal Integrated Cloud Email Security (ICES) platform. Abnormal ICES is an all-in-one email security platform that provides precision against the full spectrum of email attacks.

Abnormal Security has announced its Integrated Cloud Email Security (ICES) platform. Unlike other email security platforms, Abnormal ICES provides a single, comprehensive solution for protecting against every kind of email attack. Together with Microsoft 365...

The damage from executive email account takeovers can run into millions of dollars, as recent examples show. In 2019, Toyota Boshoku Corporation lost $37 million after the information in a payment direction from a third-party was changed...

If your child’s school gets hacked and their personal information gets stolen, you might never hear about it. CBS 2 found one southwest suburban school district that was targeted.

Security startups are often innovation leaders that attempt to solve critical and persistent problems. These are some of the most interesting ones to watch as they tackle issues around multicloud security, identity management, zero-trust, and more.

When browsing the Internet we can run into many threats that put our security at risk. In this article we are going to talk about two of the most common attacks today and we will give some tips to be protected at all times. It is about phishing and brute force attacks.

The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has sanctioned multiple financial services firms for cybersecurity failures that led to the compromise of corporate email accounts and the personal data of thousands of individuals.

Abnormal Security released a report which examines the escalating adverse impact of socially-engineered and never-seen-before email attacks, and other advanced email threats—both financial and reputational—to organizations worldwide.

Brute force email attacks and account takeover attempts against businesses have increased a whopping 671%, as attackers find novel ways for phishing credentials, according to new data.

Cyberattacks via unsolicited emails remain an effective attack vector as threat actors continue to evolve their phishing techniques. A recent survey from Abnormal Security, revealed the adverse impact of socially engineered attacks, causing severe financial and reputational damage to organizations globally.

If you were worried about hackers, you should be. According to new data, brute force email attacks and account takeover attempts on businesses have gone up by a massive 671% as hackers are trying to find new and novel ways to steal your credentials.

Brute force e-mail attacks and attempts to take over accounts against companies have increased as much as 671%, as attackers find new ways to phishing identification, according to new data.

Abnormal Security released a report which examines the escalating adverse impact of socially-engineered and never-seen-before email attacks, and other advanced email threats—both financial and reputational—to organizations worldwide.

There are just too many accounts lying behind a single layer of authentication as it seems, and CISA is warning about the risk of the practice and why it should be considered a very inadequate and partial cybersecurity practice.

Abnormal Security, provider of a leading cloud-native email security platform that leverages behavioral data science to stop modern email attacks, released its Q3 2021 Email Threat Report.

Abnormal Security announced it has joined the Microsoft Intelligent Security Association (MISA). Abnormal was nominated for membership based on how its platform uses Microsoft Azure Active Directory APIs to model and understand known good behavior, and thereby precisely detect and remediate socially-engineered, business email compromise (BEC) attacks, including account takeover.

Abnormal was nominated for MISA membership based on how its platform uses Microsoft Azure Active Directory APIs to model and understand known good behavior, and thereby precisely detect and remediate socially-engineered, business email compromise (BEC) attacks, including account takeover.

T-Mobile USA Inc. today confirmed that reports over the weekend that it was hacked, although it declined to provide specific details. The company launched an investigation after a hacker named “Subvirt” advertised allegedly stolen data on the popular hacking site Raid Forums. While the hacker or hackers did not name T-Mobile, they did so when contacted by several media outlets.

Due to social distancing matters, most of us are now relying on Zoom to have work meetings, keep up with online classes, have virtual “outings” with our friends and so much more. So it’s not very surprising that scammers have been using Zoom to steal people’s personal information.

No business is immune to the risks of fraud – especially during times of market uncertainty or economic downturn. On the heels of the Covid-19 pandemic, organizations have seen an uptick in both internal and external fraud attacks; the FBI’s Internet Crime Complaint Center received a record number of complaints in 2020 with reported losses exceeding $4.1 billion.

At the recent RSA Conference, malware detection got the cold shoulder among the 10 Innovation Sandbox finalists, illustrating how differently security looks after the pandemic cloud migration. It also indicates the investor community may consider malware a lower priority.

In an industry with popular buzzwords like “zero-day” and “honeypots,” and more acronyms than one can shake a stick at, email security can sometimes get lost in the noise.

The CSO is the executive responsible for the organization's entire security posture, both physical and cyber, and has the big picture view of the company's operational risk.