Organizations assume their email domains are highly protected until a spoofed message proves otherwise. Over the last few years, there has been an increase in the number of organizations adopting ...

Artificial intelligence is transforming businesses, but it’s also giving cybercriminals powerful new ways to exploit trust. In 2024, an employee at global engineering firm Arup joined what appeared to ...

People Security Management focuses on reducing cyber risk by improving employee behaviour, not just deploying technology. Human risk is measurable through simulations, behaviour analytics, and ...

Credential harvesting is a type of cyber threat that takes advantage of username and password theft in order to exploit stolen login information for a use case. An example of credential harvesting ...

The cybersecurity posture of an organization plays a major role in defending organizations against evolving cyber threats. However, a single mistake due to a human ...

WhatsApp phishing includes OTP scams, impersonation, and malware links. Verification code scams remain the most successful attack method. Two-step verification provides strong protection against ...

Verizon‘s Data Breach Investigations Report states that human elements, such as social engineering and phishing, are now the most common reason for security breaches. In many cases, the hacker does ...

The THRM 2026 Virtual Conference opened by Mr. Pavan Kushwaha (CEO, Threatcop) with a powerful message, establishing that the battleground of modern cybersecurity has shifted from the server room to ...

Cybercriminals continue to grow and exploit communication mediums like voicemails, messages, emails, and more as organizations majorly rely on these channels. Phishing is the most common subtype of ...

USB drives pose serious threats to organizations, despite their convenience. USB sticks can be misused to incorporate systems by bypassing corporate systems and traditional network defenses. Using a ...

This type of attack is on the rise because many organizations and users are still unaware of it. For this reason, the attackers keep developing ransomware software with which they can attack companies ...

Attackers are using deceptive techniques like spoofing and phishing attacks to target organizations which results in the compromise of confidential data. Employees cannot understand the difference ...