RansomwareWhat to do about the rise of unknown attack vectors in the ransomware playbookStu SjouwermanJune 17, 2024Many of these "unknown" attacks are old wine in new bottles, so by focusing on familiar vectors like phishing, teams will find that these threats will decrease.
PhishingWhat security agencies, regulators, and businesses get wrong about cybersecurityStu SjouwermanApril 9, 2024The industry needs to focus on the root cause of the vast majority breaches: human error.
Cloud SecurityStop chasing shadow IT: Tackle the root causes of cloud breachesStu SjouwermanFebruary 6, 2024Here are the five root causes of cloud breaches and five ways to mitigate them.
Email securityHow a layered security approach can prevent AI-based phishing Stu SjouwermanJuly 24, 2023Here are four ways to protect the organization from AI-based phishing attacks.
ContentFlying Under the Radar: Four Increasingly Common Phishes You Should Know AboutStu SjouwermanJune 19, 2018
ContentHiding in Plain Sight: The Banking Trojan Stalking Your Users’ InboxesStu SjouwermanJanuary 30, 2018
ContentErrors and Opportunities: When Users Get Woke to the Threats in Their InboxesStu SjouwermanNovember 20, 2017
Incident ResponseDebate: Security training is effective in preventing workers from clicking on malicious links and attachments.Stu SjouwermanAugust 1, 2013In this month's debate, two experts discuss whether security training is an effective strategy in the workplace.