DRP

Easy to Deceive, Difficult to Detect, Impersonation Dominates Attacks
Impersonation enables threat actors to manipulate victims into disclosing sensitive information as well as enhance their ability to commit fraud. An organization's name, logo, or messaging can be incorporated into almost any ...

Ransomware Groups Break Promises, Leak Data Anyway
While paying ransoms to cybercriminals remains very controversial, the trend of ransomware groups threatening to leak sensitive data has added another layer of complexity to an already difficult decision. Should organizations pay ...

Top 7 Use Cases for Digital Risk Protection
Today’s enterprises are experiencing an accelerated digital transformation due to the pandemic, and adoption of initiatives that would normally span years are being fast-tracked to support remote workforces and transition to new ...

What is Digital Risk Protection?
Today’s enterprise attack surface is not limited to the corporate network. In fact, the network is just a small slice. When it comes to deciding how and where to attack an enterprise, ...

Digital Risk Protection vs. Threat Intelligence
Digital Risk Protection (DRP) continues to gain momentum and attention among CISOs and security professionals. DRP, an operational security function once classified under Threat Intelligence (TI), has been elevated by the Gartner ...

Gartner Releases Emerging Tech Report: Critical Insights into Digital Risk Protection
Driven by expanding use cases, approachable intelligence, and the incorporation of premium services, demand for Digital Risk Protection Services (DRPS) has grown over the last 12 months and continues to increase ...