A few years ago, companies rushed to digitize. Now, they rush to secure in a world where the rules have changed. Top security experts from Fortra and Forrester come together to predict where the industry will go from here and what to focus on in 2024.
Today’s complex environments give malicious insiders greater access than ever. Learn the three types of insider threats, how to prevent them using emerging techniques, and how to stop permission drift before it starts.
QR code phishing or quishing attacks keep rising. Steve Jeffery spoke to TechNewsWorld about how threat actors use QR codes to bypass existing security systems.
2024 is a presidential election year in the U.S. and Ryan Maltzen, Cybersecurity Architect at Fortra, predicts an increase in attempts to influence votes through propaganda and social media campaigns, aided by the use of generative AI.
Mike Devine spoke to Technology Record about security awareness program best practices and Fortra’s comprehensive anti-phishing strategies that help educate employees to recognize phishing attempts.
What are the new AI security guidelines, and how will they reshape the landscape? In his Technology Dispatch article, Josh Davies discusses the Guidelines for Secure AI System Development and their impact on organizations that build or use AI.
Google and Yahoo announced new email authentication requirements for those sending email to their users, with a rapid deadline of February 2024. Discover what these requirements mean for your organization, the importance of having Domain-based Message Authentication, Reporting & Conformance (DMARC) in place, and how Fortra can help.
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How will the digital risk and email security landscape evolve in 2024? In this VM Blog article, Eric George discusses the industry's future and shares his seven predictions for 2024.
Airline customers need to be aware that their PII data could be for sale on the dark web. Nick Oram looks at how attackers use this data and provides tips on how to keep your data secure.
While it’s important to adhere to compliance regulations, blunders do happen. What does it mean when these blunders lead to you failing a cybersecurity audit, and how can you recover?
Consequences of Failing a Cybersecurity Audit
Failing a cybersecurity audit can mean several things.
First, there’s the up-front legal fines that come with falling on the wrong side of compliance. Here are a few...
In 2024, organizations face growing brand protection challenges with online impersonation attacks targeting their assets through non-traditional means. These attacks are spanning channels not typically protected by corporate controls and leveraging AI to generate lures, making detection increasingly broad and mitigation nuanced.
To better understand the top brand risks, Fortra held a roundtable...
Steve Warner has enjoyed working closely with Fortra customers since 2007. Learn more about this senior support consultant, his memorable trip to Singapore, and the helpful advice he got early in his career.