Remote Browser Isolation

Anti-phishing training aims to transform users into “human firewalls.” But crunching a leading training company’s own success figures reveals that intensively trained users at a 1000-person company are likely to click over 20K phishing emails each year.

Cybercriminals look forward to the holiday season no less avidly. After all, more transactions means more opportunities for cyber thievery.

School networks supporting online learning were hit with a ransomware attack that took them offline, and left students without a learning platform.

In the report, Gartner notes that Ericom Shield Remote Browser Isolation is integrated with both Forcepoint’s and Netskope’s CASB solutions.

Electronic medical records (EMR) systems ease patient and healthcare provider access to vital medical information and improve care. But if proper security measures are not put in place, they also increase risks of cyberattack, personal data exposure, and costly HIPAA violations

Regulatory compliance has never been simple but today it is more complex than ever before. Regulations are issued and updated at a dizzying pace, frequently spurred by well-publicized cyber breaches and data leaks – many of which have been traced to outsourced and remote users, working on unmanaged personal devices. How can organizations better manage these risks?

2022 is shaping up to be another banner year for phishing attacks, with ever-innovative threat actors devising new techniques for disseminating their messages, new tactics for convincing users to click, and new ways to avoid being caught.

The OWASP Top 10 describe the security risks that organizations should avoid when designing web apps or managing their use. Adding a layer of isolation and policy-based control can help organizations meet Top 10 goals for protecting the data apps can access, the servers or clouds where they reside, the networks they’re linked to, and the apps, themselves, from danger.

Phishing continued to soar in 2021, building on record-breaking increases in 2020. Variations, including SMS-assisted “smishing,” “vishing” that leverages voice calls, and malicious social media campaigns led the growth.