Cybersecurity researchers at Proofpoint have released “The 2022 Social Engineering Report”, which analyzes key trends and techniques of socially engineered cyber threats observed over the past year. Social engineering is a component of nearly every threat actor’s toolbox who uses email as an initial access vector. From financially motivated cybercrime,Read More…
Proofpoint today announced a product integration between its CASB solution and Okta, giving customers the ability to detect and remediate suspicious logins for all 7,000+ cloud applications federated through the Okta Identity Cloud.Read More…
As cryptocurrency and non-fungible tokens (NFTs) become more mainstream, and capture headlines for their volatility, there is a greater likelihood of more individuals falling victim to fraud attempting to exploit people for digital currencies.Read More…
Proofpoint unveiled its annual Human Factor report, which provides a comprehensive examination of the three main facets of user risk—vulnerability, attacks, and privilege—and how threat actors continue their ceaseless creativity as they exploit the many opportunities presented by people.Read More…
Proofpoint released its annual Voice of the CISO report, which explores key challenges facing chief information security officers (CISOs). While the world’s CISOs spent 2021 coming to terms with new ways of working, many now feel much more in control of their environment: 44% of CISOsRead More…
Proofpoint has announced its partnership with ITQAN Al Khaleej Computers (ITQAN). With this partnership, ITQAN will strengthen its cybersecurity portfolio for organisations and institutions in the region, with Proofpoint’s email security, information protection, and cybersecurity awareness training solutions.Read More…
Proofpoint today announced year-end financial results for 2021 and declared that both its revenue and billing grew more then 20% last year.Read More…
Proofpoint, released its 2022 Cost of Insider Threats Global Report to identify the costs and trends associated with negligent, compromised, and malicious insiders. Notably, on average, impacted organizations spent $15.4 million annuallyRead More…
