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Showing posts with label Elliot Volkman. Show all posts

Friday, March 2, 2018

PhishLabs Launches Future of Cybersecurity Scholarship Program

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Today, PhishLabs is proud to announce the launch of our new annual scholarship program that is focused on furthering professionals interested in the growing world of cybersecurity. Dubbed the Future of Cybersecurity Scholarship Program, we will be able to help fuel student’s growth into one of the most in-demand industries.

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Thursday, February 22, 2018

HIMSS: Why the Healthcare Industry is a Unique Target for Cyber Criminals

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HIMSS, the health IT conference, is coming up on March 5-9 in Las Vegas, and several of our team members will be in attendance. While we’d love to chat with you, two PhishLabbers will be presenting on why the healthcare industry is such a unique target to cyber criminals.

Chris Bowen, our Senior Security Engineer, will be discussing the topic during a fireside chat hosted by Ryan Clemency, one of our account executives.

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Thursday, February 8, 2018

The Case for 24/7 Threat Monitoring

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You wake up, wipe the sleep away from your eyes, among the first things you do is to reach over and grab your phone. Your work day hasn’t officially begun, but you’re already looking through your emails. The night before? A similar process, but in reverse. According to a Good Technology survey, 68 percent of professionals check their work email before 8 am and another 50 percent check it while in bed. It doesn’t end there though, as 38 percent commonly break from the dinner table to look through their work emails, too.

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Thursday, February 1, 2018

Why Timely Analysis of Reported Emails Matters

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When your employees and team report suspicious emails, it’s an indicator that the security awareness training in place is having a positive effect.

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