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Available in Q4 2020, the platform will integrate more closely with Proofpoint's best-in-class threat intelligence.
Proofpoint launches security training to reduce phishing and malware attacks for SMBs – aims for close to zero infections.
Okta, CrowdStrike, Netskope, and Proofpoint have unveiled a joint zero trust security strategy, crucial for secure digital and remote working environments.
Cybercriminals exploit COVID-19, launching phishing attacks that mimic WHO and IMF, warns Proofpoint. Fake cash promises bait users into revealing credentials.
Cybercriminals are exploiting COVID-19 fears, with 80% of threats weaponising the pandemic, says a Proofpoint report, noting 500,000 malicious messages.
Cybercriminals exploit COVID-19 panic, sending fake HIV test results via phishing emails to spread Koadic malware, forensic experts from Proofpoint reveal.
Aussie Infosec pros report highest phishing-led ransomware rates, underpinning urgent need for cyber education.
Proofpoint will hand over US$225 million as part of a new arrangement to acquire insider threat management platform ObserveIT.
The partnership aims to bolster the security posture for organisations' very attacked people (VAPs) by applying additional adaptive security controls.
Proofpoint partners with CrowdStrike to enhance endpoint protection, integrating advanced email threat intelligence with Falcon's cloud-based security.
Gartner recognises Proofpoint as a leader in security training for the sixth year, highlighting the company's top-notch solutions in cybersecurity awareness.
Proofpoint launches adaptive security controls to dynamically isolate URLs and personalised training features, boosting protection and user education efficacy.
Phishing attacks remain a significant threat, with one in four cybersecurity questions answered incorrectly, a new report from Proofpoint reveals.
Cybercriminals are cashing in on domain fraud for almost every possible reason – to impersonate businesses, events, and even trusted leaders and celebrities.
Email remains the preferred attack vector for cybercriminal activity, from low-level cybercriminals to nation states.
In Q1 2019, 61% of malicious payloads were driven by Emotet, according to Proofpoint's latest report, highlighting a major cyber threat shift.
These attacks are socially engineered to target specific people within financial services organisations who can execute requests on the attacker's behalf.
Proofpoint found that the education sector was the most targeted of both brute-force and sophisticated phishing attempts.
The report analyses more than 160 billion emails sent across 150 countries in both 2017 and 2018 to identify email fraud attack trends.
Proofpoint says commonly targeted accounts are not necessarily people who are known or actively tracked by the security team.
