Enterprises encounter various online threats while thriving in the digital age. Online identity theft happens to be one of the prime threats that all businesses need to address. Identity theft refers to any instance of an unauthorized entity using an entity’s confidential identification data to impersonate them for malicious purposes. Such information includes addresses, names, email addresses, login credentials like username and password, passport numbers, driving license numbers, social security numbers, or bank details.
Ensuring robust cybersecurity measures is one of the most crucial challenges for small businesses as well as global conglomerates. However, business managers and IT-admins can keep themselves abreast of the latest happenings in the field to anticipate any cyber attack on their organization to some extent. The following headlines have been written keeping the same purpose in mind
Malicious actors still prefer to apply social engineering strategies in messages to steal critical information such as passwords and financial details and make people perform tasks such as completing a wire transfer to their account or downloading malware. All such incidents ultimately jeopardize the confidentiality, integrity, and availability of any organization’s crucial information assets. Hence it calls for serious attention to email security and email continuity.
Phishing emails are all over the place, and the pandemic only made things worse. If you have been deferring that subscription to email security services, now is the time to get one! The adversaries are out there launching newer and more sophisticated cyberattacks, and your system might be the next one. The following news headlines shall help convince an unsuspecting user to start investing in cybersecurity tools
Cybersecurity is a dynamic domain, and our ignorance fuels the attacks and malicious schemes of adversaries. Learning about cybersecurity has become crucial in today’s times, and these headlines will give you some idea about what goes on out there and how you can keep your information assets safe from threat actors.
Email is an indispensable means of communication in the business sector, as it enables people to share information in no time. People share all kinds of details in an email, including office documents, personal information, and sometimes, even financial information. Even though email is a boon to many as a communication tool, it comes with its own set of risks. Imagine what will happen if your banking credentials or critical office documents get into the hands of adversaries and malicious actors.
Passwords protect our cellphones and applications but what happens underneath this so-called anti-phishing protection is beyond the comprehension of internet users. The following headlines will astound you if you believe cyber adversaries will target anyone but you
Suppose you are running a WordPress website with user registration features and e-commerce. In that case, you need to send many transactional emails to your customers for registration, order confirmation, forgotten password issues, and so on. Even though there is a built-in provision to send an email for free, it is not entirely useful. Many directly sent emails end up in the spam folder instead of the user’s inbox.
The cyber domain is live with news of data breaches, security patches, zero day vulnerabilities, among other cyber attacks but ensuring cybersecurity comes with the strenuous task of investing in phishing prevention measures. Despite this, we can always check on the latest cybersecurity trends and stay prepared for such an incident at a personal level. Here is the list of the latest updates from the cyber world from this past week.
The problem with tenant-to-tenant migration (T2T) migration is that it is incredibly complex and involves a multi-pronged process. Everything, including all your mailboxes, email instances, domains, and OneDrive accounts, need to be migrated from the source tenant to the destination one. Another major hurdle with the T2T migration is that you cannot expect a lot of help from Microsoft, as they don’t offer much support on it with native tools.
