A recent Cyren survey found that phishing is the number one cybersecurity attack concerning IT professionals and security analysts. This is hardly surprising given 65% experienced an increase in attacks in the last year. And it was not just mass mailer type attacks, but also spear phishing, such as business email compromise (BEC). In an alert published in July 2018, the FBI Internet Crime Complaint Center stated that, between June 2016 and May 2018, victims of BEC fraud reported losses of $3.3B.
From targeted attacks to high-velocity phishing, gain insight on the global rise of phishing attacks.
Learn how phishing works, how to identify phishing emails and websites, and best practices you can take to stop these attacks.
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