What can business owners do to protect their organisation from Business Email Compromise fraud? Download our slide deck from the ISACA event to find it out.

As phishing emails come in different shapes and formats, there is no silver bullet to identify a phishing email. However, there is a collection of red flags you should be looking for before clicking on a new message. Here is our up-to-date guide to help you recognise the latest email-based scams.

The Verizon 2018 Data Breach Investigations Report provides valuable insights into emerging phishing threats. CISOs, IT managers and cybersecurity consultants should be aware of new phishing techniques this report raises in order to better manage the associated risk they bring.

A major cyber threat to businesses like yours is impersonation scams. The scheme usually involves cybercriminals mimicking business owners and executives through the use of phishing emails. The good news is that your IT staff can take some measures protect your business, and here is how.

High-quality emails, confusing branding of domain names and poor user interfaces all play right into the hands of the cybercriminals. We showcase a range of real-world phishing emails caught by our anti-phishing technology, which would have otherwise ended up in our clients' inboxes.

As the latest phishing techniques are more sophisticated than ever before, general anti-phishing tips cannot safeguard you or your business from becoming a phishing victim.

Microsoft Exchange is a popular choice for providing email services for businesses. Its email features and seamless integration with Microsoft Outlook are undoubtedly convenient and easy to use, but what about security?