How to remediate Office 365 Phishing Failures (NAMER)
Wednesday, March 10
2:00 PM ET | 11:00 AM PT
With tensions high and IT resources stretched to the limit, our "new normal" of remote work is the perfect storm for cloud inbox security.
Organizations using Microsoft 365's email platform consistently report higher rates of successful evasive phishing attacks. And it's no surprise — even Microsoft’s native Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and Exchange Online Protection (EOP) have malicious catch rates of 0.15 percent, which is significantly lower than the rate of other solution providers.
Chief Strategy Officer, Lior Kohavi, will also demo the latest release of Cyren Inbox Security, which continuously scans every message for threats and anomalous behaviors. When a threat is identified, Cyren can automatically “claw back” suspicious messages from all impacted inboxes, saving security teams hours of manual review and remediation.
How to remediate Office 365 Phishing Failures (EMEA)
Wednesday, March 10
3:00 PM GMT | 16:00 CET
With tensions high and IT resources stretched to the limit, our "new normal" of remote work is the perfect storm for cloud inbox security.
Organizations using Microsoft 365's email platform consistently report higher rates of successful evasive phishing attacks. And it's no surprise — even Microsoft’s native Advanced Threat Protection (ATP) and Exchange Online Protection (EOP) have malicious catch rates of 0.15 percent, which is significantly lower than the rate of other solution providers.
Chief Strategy Officer, Lior Kohavi, will also demo the latest release of Cyren Inbox Security, which continuously scans every message for threats and anomalous behaviors. When a threat is identified, Cyren can automatically “claw back” suspicious messages from all impacted inboxes, saving security teams hours of manual review and remediation.
Cyren Inbox Security - Guided Technical Product Tour
Join us for a demo of Cyren Inbox Security (CIS), a new approach to phishing defense that adds a layer of security to provide protection at the inbox for Office 365 users, continuously scanning emails that have already been delivered and automating their removal before your users can fall victim.
A Cyren Solutions Engineer will provide a live demonstration of CIS and answer your questions regarding the service.
Weltweit haben Unternehmen es im Zeitalter von automatisierten und schnell handelnden Cyberbedrohungen mit noch nie da gewesenen Herausforderungen zu tun. Im Laufe des Jahres 2020 haben diese Risiken dramatisch zugenommen. Grade im Bereich Phishing haben Threat Researcher von Cyren verstärkt Phishing und betrügerische Angriffe gesehen, die trotz aller vorherigen Scans in der Inbox der Mitarbeiter landen.
Um gegen Cyber-Gefahren gewappnet zu sein, sollten Unternehmen eine technisch solide Sicherheitsinfrastruktur aufsetzen, aber auch den menschlichen Faktor nicht vergessen. Denn was hilft ein umfassendes Sicherheitskonzept, wenn es von den Mitarbeitern nicht gelebt wird?
In diesem Webinar geben wir Ihnen Best Practices an die Hand, wie Sie Ihre Mitarbeiter sensibilisieren, statt nur zu informieren.
Phishing umgeht immer häufiger die gängigen E-Mail-Schutzmechanismen und erreicht die Posteingänge der Benutzer. Wenn Ihr Security Email Gateway eine Bedrohung nicht umgehend erkennt, ist es zu spät. Die neue Technologie "Inbox Detection & Response" (IDR), in einem Gartner Artikel vor kurzem als "Cloud Email Security Supplements" bezeichnet, bietet hier eine neue Perspektive, über E-Mail-Sicherheit nachzudenken.
In diesem Webinar führen wir unsere Teilnehmer durch Beispiele von E-Mail-Phishing-Angriffen, welche sich selbst verschleiernde Techniken anwenden. Außerdem besprechen wir, wie diese Techniken in Phishing-Baukästen und Phishing-as-a-Service-Angeboten integriert und im Darknet sowie im offenen Internet angeboten werden. Erhalten Sie als Teilnehmer einen Einblick darüber, wie evasive Phishing sich gerade in einer ähnlichen Weise weiterentwickelt, wie es vorher bei evasive Malware der Fall war.
Bei immer mehr Office 365-Benutzern nehmen auch die Bedrohungen rasant zu, die speziell auf diese Benutzer abzielen. Microsoft Office 365 ist mit einigen grundlegenden Cybersicherheitsfunktionen gebündelt, was den Entscheidungsprozess zum Kauf einer ergänzenden E-Mail-Sicherheitslösung komplizierter macht.
Erhalten Sie hier alle Informationen, die Sie benötigen, um die fundierteste Entscheidung zu treffen und erfahren Sie, wie Sie Ihre kritischen Assets vor den am häufigsten verwendeten Angriffsweg gelieferten Bedrohungen schützen – E-Mail.
Während dieses Aufnahme, werden Sie durch die Cyren Cloud Security Plattform geführt. Erfahren Sie, wie Cyrens Cloud Security, die weder ein Aufspielen von Software noch Hardware oder verlängerte Implementierungszyklen benötigt, Sie und Ihr Unternehmen vor all den Cyber Bedrohungen schützen kann.
Die heutigen Internet-Bedrohungen werden immer schneller und heimtückischer und werden oft von den traditionellen Sicherheitslösungen übersehen. Cyrens Sicherheits-Cloud entdeckt Email-basierte Bedrohungen, sobald sie im Internet auftauchen und blockiert diese weltweit in Sekunden, bevor sie Ihre Benutzer erreichen.
In diesem live Webinar erläutert Cyren was heutige Cyber-Angriffe für IT-Sicherheit bedeuten und wie sich Unternehmen mit cloudbasierten Sicherheitslösungen gegen derartige Bedrohungen effektiv schützen können.
Webinar-Teilnehmern werden neueste Studienergebnisse und Experten Ansichten vorgestellt wie z.B:
Bitkom Studie zu Wirtschaftsschutz, Juli 2017
Cyber-Risiken für deutsche Unternehmen
Der Wettlauf gegen die Zeit: Vor- und Nachteile von „on-premises“- vs. Cloud-Sicherheitslösungen
Es ist keine Überraschung, dass Malware-Entwickler weiterhin sehr aktiv sind, Ihre Taktiken zu entwickeln, damit Ihre Schadsoftware nicht von Sicherheitsprogrammen gestoppt werden können.
Die Flut an Cyberattacken ist im vergangenen Jahr deutlich angestiegen und werden in 2019 immer intelligenter und raffinierter. Attacken wie Emotet und TrickBot machten in den letzten Monaten einen großen Anteil der Phishing-Angriffe aus. Die Eindringlinge haben es nicht nur auf die IT-Spezialisten in Unternehmen, sondern auch auf Ihre Mitarbeiter abgesehen. Unternehmen begegnen dieser Herausforderung häufig mit einer Vielzahl von Sicherheitslösungen nach dem Best-of-Breed-Ansatz. Ein aufwendiges Management, mangelnde Integration und nicht erkannte Sicherheitslücken sind die Folge. Bei dem Webinar wird Marcel Leitel Ihnen einen besseren Weg zu einem umfassenden, Cloudbasierten und proaktiven Schutz vor Cybergefahren zeigen.
In diesem Webinar werden wir Phishing Angriffe unter die Lupe nehmen, da dies die bekannteste Form des Social Engineering ist. Cyren’s Sales Engineer Marcel Leitel wird die verschiedenen Beispiele gezielter Phishing-Kampagnen aufzeigen und darstellen, wie einfach es ist Phishing Kits im Dark-Web zubekommen.
Die Flut an Cyberattacken ist im vergangenen Jahr deutlich angestiegen und werden in 2019 immer intelligenter und raffinierter. Attacken wie Emotet und TrickBot machten im Januar und Februar ein großer Anteil der Phishing-Angriffe aus. Die Eindringlinge haben es nicht nur auf die IT-Spezialisten in Unternehmen, sondern auch auf Ihre Mitarbeiter abgesehen.
Unternehmen begegnen dieser Herausforderung häufig mit einer Vielzahl von Sicherheitslösungen nach dem Best-of-Breed-Ansatz. Ein aufwendiges Management, mangelnde Integration und nicht erkannte Sicherheitslücken sind die Folge.
Ist Ihnen ein Anstieg an Phishing-Verkehr, der Ihre Mitarbeitern erreicht, aufgefallen? Phishing ist eine Industrie geworden, mit neuen Methoden und neuen „Dark Web“-Diensten, die immer schwerer zu erkennen sind und schon durch das bloße Volumen von Massen- und gezielten Phishings auffallen.
In diesem Webinar wird Marcel Leitel, die neuen Phishing-Technologien erläutern wie auch Beispiele von auf Office-365 zielende Phishing-Kampagnen aufzeigen. Erfahren Sie, wie die heutige Phishing-Industrie funktioniert und gleichen Sie diese Entwicklungen mit den Ergebnissen einer neuen Untersuchung zu Office-365 ab, die Office-365-Administratoren und IT-Manager bei der Auswahl der verschiedenen Sicherheitskonzepte unterstützt.
The current pandemic has created an opportune moment for threat actors to evolve their tactics and deliver innovative attacks via email, web, and malicious files. Security vendors are constantly trying to improve the efficacy of their products by ensuring rapid detection of evolving threats.
For over two decades, Cyren’s Antivirus SDK (powered by GlobalView™ Threat Intelligence Cloud) has provided developers with accurate and timely insights that have allowed them to detect advanced, embedded threats effectively and rapidly within email, web, and malicious files.
In this webinar Cyren’s CTO, Dr. Richard Ford, will discuss:
The evolution of the malware threat
Why businesses handling 3rd party content should consider using Cyren’s Antivirus SDK
How product developers can quickly add best-of-breed protection to any application using Cyren’s Antivirus SDK
Join us to learn how Cyren’s Antivirus SDK can keep your customers safe—now and in the future.
Phishing has proved to be a consistent problem in 2020 as the traditional form of fraud and financial extortion has evolved to include Business Email Compromise and spear-phishing attacks. Combined, these threats prove successful for attackers, and a problem for the SOC as they struggle to stop them efficiently. Therefore, is a better or extra solution needed for phishing prevention? In this webinar, we will look at whether there is a need for better inbox protection, for better security for Office 365 or if the issue can be resolved with what we have already.
By attending this session, you will takeaway:
New tools to better fight against phishing threats
If Office 365 can keep up with inbound threats
How to arm your SOC with the ability to spot and detect phishing emails
Security teams face an uphill battle when responding to constantly evolving attacker TTPs. It is of paramount importance that security teams possess the ability to respond quickly to these ever-changing threats, in as close to real time as possible - to deal with them properly.
Quality threat intelligence can empower security analysts and threat researchers to track the source of these evolving threats and/or prevent them in the future. Threat intelligence represents a “force multiplier” – it gives security staff members more enhanced data, better information, and the needed contextual insights so that they can make more informed decisions more quickly.
In this webinar, our experts will discuss:
How common threats are continually innovating to flummox existing organizational defenses
How correctly operationalized threat intelligence can be an effective force multiplier
How context can add value to threat intelligence and speed up investigations
Join our guest speaker Michael Osterman, President, Osterman Research along with Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how to select the right threat intelligence to keep your organization safe—now and in the future. The fundamental nature of cybersecurity represents a continuous battle between bad actors, some of which are highly sophisticated and well-funded; and those who must defend networks, users, and data sources against their attacks. Unfortunately, most organizations report they are not doing well at protecting against various types of threats and attacks, especially those related to phishing and email compromise. The well-publicized cybersecurity skills shortage is a significant contributor to these problems.
Threat intelligence can help to enable security analysts, threat researchers and others to deal more effectively with cyber criminals by providing the information to better understand current and past attacks, and it can give them the ability to predict and thwart future attacks. However, the market for threat intelligence is large, complex, and increasingly difficult to navigate.
Security practitioners and executives leverage threat intelligence to gain visibility and context into evolving threats, understand their potential impact on the enterprise and improve detection and response times. Insights gained from threat intelligence allow security teams to make meaningful decisions to protect the organization without impacting business continuity and productivity.
With the threat landscape constantly evolving, security teams are heavily reliant on timely and high-fidelity intelligence to detect and respond to threats. However, data is not intelligence, and threat feeds alone cannot support the growing needs of SOC analysts, threat hunters and incident responders.
The “right” threat intelligence helps enterprises understand their attackers, their motives, and how best to defend against evolving attacker TTPs. Threat intelligence isn’t supposed to be one-size-fits-all. Every enterprise has its own security priorities and threat intelligence is intended to help teams effectively and efficiently achieve them.
With the threat landscape constantly evolving, security teams are heavily reliant on timely and high-fidelity intelligence to detect and respond to threats. However, data is not intelligence, and threat feeds alone cannot support the growing needs of SOC analysts, threat hunters and incident responders.
This webinar covers the Cyren Inbox Security product which offers a new layer of automated security for Office 365 to detect and remediate phishing, BEC and malware threats that have penetrated existing email gateways and reached the user mailbox.
You've invested heavily in protecting your Office 365 users, but phishing emails are still reaching their inboxes. We'll discuss why organizations should move from a gateway-based single-pass inspection model to a layered security model that includes continuous email monitoring and detection at the inbox to effectively combat today’s phishing threats.
Not only is this approach more effective than the traditional single-pass inspection model, but it also alleviates the labor-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to, and remediating malicious emails by leveraging user input in an automated way.
You've invested heavily in protecting your Office 365 users, but phishing emails are still reaching their inboxes. We'll discuss why organizations should move from a gateway-based single-pass inspection model to a layered security model that includes continuous email monitoring and detection at the inbox to effectively combat today’s phishing and malware threats.
Not only is this approach more effective than the traditional single-pass inspection model, but it also alleviates the labor-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to, and remediating malicious emails by leveraging user input in an automated way.
Phishing is evading email defenses and reaching users’ inboxes. Inbox Detection & Response (IDR), referred to in a recent paper by Gartner as Cloud Email Security Supplements, is a new way of thinking about email security. It deploys directly into the inbox where it continuously monitors emails; when a new threat is discovered, it can automate response and remediation across every mailbox.
"Better late than never” doesn’t apply to internet security, which has to be as fast as emerging threats in order to provide meaningful protection.
If you are a security integrator or service provider looking for ways to improve the detection and “time-to-protection” of your products and services, in this webinar Cyren CTO Richard Ford will describe what to look for in cloud-based threat intelligence and file integrity checks in order to stop today’s evasive malware, and explain how Cyren approaches up-to-the-moment classification of malware threats through its Cloud Threat Lookup API and Cloud Sandbox Array.
Microsoft 365 is an industry-leading email platform with a wide collection of capabilities and a diverse user base. To help IT and security managers tailor their Microsoft 365 deployment to their own needs and understand possible feature or performance gaps in the areas of security, archiving, eDiscovery, encryption, and other key aspects of the platform, Osterman Research published a report based on an extensive survey in July 2019 of organizations using Microsoft 365, combined with additional technical analysis of Microsoft 365’s features and functions.
In this webinar, Michael Osterman reviews the report’s data and conclusions and provides insights on when and where companies should consider third-party solutions for Microsoft 365.
Attackers have consistently leveraged current world events to their advantage by evolving their attack TTPs to bypass perimeter defenses. Overnight, COVID-19 has caused enterprises to deploy technologies, policies, and resources to enable employees to work remotely. This rapid roll-out and the resulting confusion has left many enterprises and their employees vulnerable to the constantly changing threat landscape.
Cyren’s latest threat report discusses how phishing attacks continue to circumvent legacy security gateways and are the top threat targeting businesses. From massive-scale, botnet-driven outbreaks to highly focused attacks using business email compromise (BEC), spear phishing, and whaling techniques - every company and employee is at risk of becoming a target.
In this webinar, Cyren experts will review how phishing is targeting both legacy gateways and email hosting services like Office 365, and comment on several topics covered in the report, like what evasive phishing techniques are most widely adopted, how supply chain risk makes certain industries more vulnerable, and how you can protect your employees, operations, and reputation from a phishing attack.
Cyren’s latest threat report discusses how phishing attacks continue to circumvent legacy security gateways and are the top threat targeting businesses. From massive-scale, botnet-driven outbreaks to highly focused attacks using business email compromise (BEC), spear phishing, and whaling techniques - every company and employee is at risk of becoming a target.
In this webinar, Cyren experts will review how phishing is targeting both legacy gateways and new email hosting services like Microsoft 365, and comment on several topics covered in the report, like what evasive phishing techniques are most widely adopted, how supply chain risk makes certain industries more vulnerable, and how you can protect your employees, operations, and reputation from a phishing attack.
Malware authors continue to evolve distribution and coding techniques to get their software past your security. In this webinar, Arna Magûsardóttir, Cyren’s lead analyst for Global Threat Detection, will explain key malware trends from 2019 and provide analysis of representative malware techniques, as well as an outline what we might expect to see from malware developers (and what security teams should prepare for) during 2020.
Join Cyren threat researcher Tinna Sigurdardottir and industry security product veteran Duncan Mills to learn the top categories of evasive phishing techniques being applied by phishing campaign developers today, and why the use of such techniques is on the upswing.
This webinar will walk participants step-by-step through examples of email phishing attacks that leverage evasive techniques, and review how these techniques are being incorporated into phishing kits and phishing-as-a-service offerings being sold on both the dark net and the open web. Participants will come away with a perspective on how evasive phishing is evolving in a manner similar to the historic evolution of evasive malware.
Mass ransomware attacks have receded in volume this year, but the rising use of super stealthy “fileless” ransomware, where no malicious executable is ever saved to disk, poses challenges for detection and complicates mitigation.
This webinar presentation by Arna Magnusardottir, Senior Malware Researcher at Cyren, will provide an end-to-end look at fileless ransomware attacks and show how they fit into the current ransomware landscape. Using real-world examples, she will cover the range of techniques in use, common attack vectors, and strategies for defense for IT and security managers.
Malware authors continue to evolve distribution and coding techniques to get their software past business security. In this webinar, Senior Solutions Engineer Tom McNash will review the rise of the malware service industry on the dark web, which is facilitating new malware attacks and contributing to rising volumes of more sophisticated malware.