From online banking websites to mobile apps, these crucial parts of financial institutions are also easy targets. How can you start taking a proactive approach to protect your customers' assets and your brand?

Download this eBook to learn: Common cyber attacks used by today's threat actors against financial services institutions How threat actors gain access to phishing and spoofing kits The advantage of establishing a proactive approach to phishing and spoofing campaigns

Dynamic DNS Infrastructure providers offer free dynamic DNS services and host thousands of active subdomains at any given moment. It is highly active — with threat actors using it to target the largest U.S. financial institutions via phishing websites.

Download this report to learn: The methods threat actors use to orchestrate phishing attempts Evasion mechanisms phishers employ to go undetected How to use this information to understand emerging threats in real time

Data breaches and heightened worries over software supply chain threats and cloud vulnerabilities were major drivers of enterprise cybersecurity initiatives over the past year. Security decision-makers prioritized projects to reduce their organizations' exposure to attacks via these vectors even as they maintained a steady focus on mitigating phishing, malware, and other end-user threats. Download the latest report from Dark Reading: How Enterprises Are Attacking the Cybersecurity Problem to

See how the different security vendors stack up. Get an overview of endpoint security features, and capabilities, including next-gen technologies. Compare the leading vendors including Sophos, Symantec, McAfee, Kaspersky, Microsoft, Bitdefender, Trend Micro, SentinelOne, and CrowdStrike. See a summary of analyst reports from Gartner, Forrester, SE Labs, MRG Effitas, and AV Comparables.

XDR (Extended Detection and Response) is a very hot topic in the cybersecurity world. Going beyond the endpoint and server to incorporate firewall, email and other data sources into your IT operations and threat hunting tasks is more important than ever before.

But what exactly is XDR? How can it benefit your organization? And how is it different from Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR)?

Read this beginner's guide for an introduction to Extended Detection and Response. It

As we move into 2022, ransomware shows no signs of slowing down — that's no surprise. What we have seen in the past 18 months, however, is a shift in tactics: targets have shifted to ever-larger organizations, and the business model that dictates how ransomware attacks occur has evolved. It's up to IT professionals to proactively deal with these trends to meet the challenges just on the horizon and beyond. In this report you'll find: The future of ransomware The impact of

This annual Third Party Risk Management (TPRM) report for 2022 features survey results revealing how organizations are responding to increasing expectations related to 5 key areas.

Discover key findings in the following areas: Addressing ESG risks Managing third-party resilience Integrated/holistic third-party management External assistance and managed service solutions Key post-pandemic TPRM trends

You may have more than one — the employee who is a constant security disrupter. What can you do? Follow the actions Jane took to secure her organization and create a culture of cybersecurity awareness — with Optiv's help.

SANS, in partnership with Bishop Fox, surveyed 280 ethical hackers to gain insight into the mind and methods of modern adversaries — including what works and what doesn't.

Download the preliminary findings including: Average time to break into an environment Top factors that leave companies vulnerable Greatest ROI for hackers

Our interactive, downloadable self-assessment focuses on four key areas: vulnerability discovery, asset management, detection and response improvement, and team cohesion.

A quick look at some of the questions we include: When was the last time you ran internal and external penetration tests? What assets do you anticipate are the most at risk of a ransomware attack? When was the last time you tested your ability to detect specific TTPs? What specific steps you'll take once