Mote below k: Not only malvertising, but also “verified by Google.”

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A recent Okta survey found the majority of organizations have implemented a zero-trust IT initiative, with another 35% planning to do so soon.

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If your personal information is stolen in a data breach, it can find its way to the dark web to be sold, traded and exploited.

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Companies will typically spend anywhere from tens of thousands of dollars to several million in the aftermath of a Magecart attack.

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By combining different digital identity technologies, organizations can withstand the deceptive tactics of cybercriminals.

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Cyberattacks, supply-chain issues, flooding, tsunamis, wildfires, equipment failures and even war: The financial sector has no choice but to keep operations running through all these — among other — types of disruptions, challenges and incidents. 

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A Veritas survey suggested the level of risk organizations face is not being correctly assessed by nearly half of respondents.

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Almost half of of Forbes Global 2000 companies do not have control over their branded artificial intelligence (.AI) domain names.

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Federal security agencies are urging network administrators to immediately patch Atlassian Confluence servers to protect against a critical security flaw that is being exploited by cybercriminals. The Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA), FBI, and Multi-State Information Sharing and Analysis Center (MS-ISAC) this week issued an advisory saying that the vulnerability – tracked as CVE-2023-22515..

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