Learn how to protect your business from IRS tax scams with these proactive tips for CISOs. Discover the latest tax scam threats, statistics, and expert advice to keep your employees safe from phishing emails and IRS impersonation. Stay ahead of cybercriminals with awareness campaigns, early tax filing, IP PINs, password protection, and more. Plus, get a bonus tip to safeguard your finance and HR personnel against CEO impersonation scams.
A study on AI by the Dawes Centre for Future Crime at UCL, ranks cybercrimes by harm, profit, achievability, and difficulty to defeat. From Voice-Cloning to Large-Scale Blackmail, explore high-concern AI-enhanced crimes of the future.
Three shocking cases of AI voice cloning and vishing attacks: from celebrity deepfakes to a $35 million heist, exposing the risks of these cyber threats and how social engineering is being used to deceive and scam people and corporations. Additionally, know how to raise awareness and prepare employees.
Criminals exploited a patched vulnerability to deploy a man-in-the-middle attack to gain access to multiple databases of one of America’s biggest credit reporting agencies and steal the personal information of 147 million citizens
Deceptively simple and almost imperceptible: look-alike domains are designed to trick the user’s eyes by mimicking URLs of trustworthy websites. After luring the prey into a fake website, the foundation for a series of other cyber threats is established. The domain can be used to create a phishing website or even launch attacks such as […]
The article discusses the intersection between AI and cybersecurity, exploring both the benefits and concerns brought about by implementing AI in the field of cybersecurity.
In this article we explore the growing role of Artificial Intelligence (AI) in cybersecurity, discussing its potential as both a defense tool and an emerging threat.
Taking advantage of this scenario, scammers are posing as job seekers targeting those in human resources (HR), and using a social engineering tactic known as Business Email Compromise (BEC) to spread ransomware across a company’s network.
