CrowdStrike Global Security Attitude Survey 2021

Companies need to engage their customers using the email channel and this is exactly what cyber criminals try to exploit. They leverage your brand name as a disguise to get your audience to open their malicious emails. This guide can help you protect your enterprise and your customers from phishing and brand abuse. Included in the How to Implement DMARC Guide is:

In February, CrowdStrike released its annual Global Threat Report for 2021, sharing key findings, trends, and recommendations to protect your business in the coming year and beyond. CrowdStrike’s notable trends include:

In September CrowdStrike released its 2021 Threat Hunting Report, providing insights into current adversary tactics and notable intrusions. Within this report, CrowdStrike takes a look at:

• The most common tactics, techniques and procedures used by adversaries
• How adversaries are carrying out their campaigns in the wild
• Key recommendations you can take to protect your organisation against current and emerging threats
   

Download your copy today or check out our blog here, where our Pre-Sales and Customer Success Manager has shared more on the key findings.

In September CrowdStrike released its 2020 Threat Hunting Report, reviewing intrusion trends and providing insights into the current landscape. Within this report, CrowdStrike takes a look at:

Most organisations are undergoing cloud transformation at varying speeds and complexity, whether they want to be or not. These past few months have demonstrated the significant benefits from the utilisation of cloud applications and services but has also brought with it security challenges.

With any move to the cloud, security must remain in focus and there are some key considerations that should be made. We’ve partnered with Netskope to create the Cloud Transformation in a New Decade white paper, covering these security challenges and how your business can address them;

Email is one of the leading communication tools for businesses and, as such, is a primary attack vector for cybercriminals to get their hands-on sensitive data and company funds. And email attacks are showing no signs of slowing down. Not only does the volume of attacks continue to rise, but attacks are becoming ever more sophisticated, deceiving even the most astute of business professionals.

In this white paper, InfoTrust has partnered with leading email security vendor Mimecast, to take a look at the most prevalent types of email attacks. We’ve broken down the tactics used in each attack and how your organisation can protect itself against them.