DTEX i³ Issues Threat Advisory for Mitigating Insider Abuse of Insecure Web Apps

Web applications offer powerful workforce efficiencies, but they are not without their risks. Misconfiguration of web applications can open the door to insider abuse or misuse, throwing sensitive company data and employee ...

DTEX and Microsoft 365 E5 | Powering Next Gen Insider Risk Management

DTEX and Microsoft are proven tech players in their own right. But together, they take insider risk management to the next level, providing another layer of visibility to empower analysts to stay ...
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The Most Pressing Cybersecurity Challenges of 2023

The global cost of cybercrime attacks is rising and reached an estimated €5.5 trillion in 2021. Ransomware attacks alone hit organizations somewhere in the world every 11 seconds. Our use of and ...
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Ransomware Gangs are Recruiting Your Employees

Someone with authenticated access to your company’s network and data could be working with a ransomware gang. Nearly half of organizations reported someone on the inside was approached and recruited to assist ...
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Even Low-Level Malicious Insider Threats Cause High-Level Damage

Even Low-Level Malicious Insider Threats Cause High-Level Damage

Insider threats are a danger to every business. See how even low-level malicious insider threats cause massive damage, & how to stop them ...
FBI Arrests Russian ‘Tourist’ for Offering $1 million to US Employee to Plant Malware on Company Network

FBI Arrests Russian ‘Tourist’ for Offering $1 million to US Employee to Plant Malware on Company Network

Egor Igorevich Kriuchkov, a 27-year-old Russian national, was arrested by FBI after conspiring to bribe a US company employee to manually install malware on the network of an unnamed Nevada-based company. According ...
South Africa’s PostBank is Replacing 12 Million Bank Cards After Major Security Breach

South Africa’s PostBank is Replacing 12 Million Bank Cards After Major Security Breach

South Africa’s Postbank has suffered a major data breach, forcing the financial institution to replace 12 million bankcards after rogue employees stole its 36-digit master key. Data breaches have become a day-to-day ...
Report: Nashville company pays ex-employee ransom installments only to stall him until the cops make the bust

Report: Nashville company pays ex-employee ransom installments only to stall him until the cops make the bust

A global phone insurance and tech support company headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee has resorted to paying ransom to an alleged ex-staffer after receiving emails claiming he stole private info of thousands of ...

9/17/18 – Dtex, Insider Threat, Privacy News: El Reg Focus on Insider Threat Highlights Employee Negligence; Down Under Data Breach Caused by Employee; Ransomware Puts 55 Out of a Job

Last week’s news was all about the insider threat. The Register highlighted how employee negligence is increasing risk in the public and private sectors. Several publications covered the employee-caused data breach at ...