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Many significant cybersecurity events have occurred since the year 2000 — not every one of them ‘firsts’, but all of them correlating with a change in security behaviour or protection.More

As employees travel back and forth between home and the workplace, are they walking through the door with cyber threats sitting on their devices?More

“The shift to remote working has been a huge change for many businesses, as they have had to quickly adopt new technology and processes, which in turn has made many vulnerable to cyber-attacks."More

Significantly, spam messages account for more than half of 295 billion in 2019, making 55% of global email traffic in this year, the company states.More

A worldwide spate of spam emails claiming there is a bomb in the recipient’s building is almost certainly a hoax.More

Every day cybercriminals come up with a wide variety of phishing tactics with the intent of scamming innocent users.More

The probability of a recipient opening an email increases 12% if the email claims to come from a known individual.More

Singapore’s Personal Data Protection Commission (PDPC) is vowing to better protect consumers from spam and telemarketing messages.More

“Emails ranging from opportunistic spam, targeted impersonation attacks and unknown malware are getting through incumbent email security systems."More

One of the world’s largest spam botnets is back in action and this time it is spreading a Trojan downloader that can deliver nasty malware surprises.More

The GandCrab ransomware has been making headlines recently for being one of the few malware strains that developers update in real time.More

Cryptomining might just be one of the biggest trends in cybercrime this year, and New Zealand is not immune from its reach.More

“Cryptomining is a rising threat to cyber and personal security,” comments Symantec’s chief technology officer – Pacific region, Nick Savvides.More

Email serves as an organisations’ communicative lifeblood, thus making it the most critical vector for an assortment of threats.More

Scammers abused an online email marketing company to send spam that appear to be from the Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC).More

A new wave of spam emails use Microsoft Office documents to download password stealers without having to activate Macros.More

Commercial messages can only be sent if businesses have express consent, inferred consent, or deemed consent.More

Symantec has revealed malicious emails are on the rise, racking up over US$5 billion and costing businesses more than $115,000 a year.More

An ‘aggressive’ Locky ransomware threat that appears to originate from primarily from Vietnam.More

The Kāpiti Coast District Council accidentally sent spam email to hundreds of people last night.More

Attackers using tools such as Dridex and Qakbot spam employees through malicious mail at times when victims are most likely to open all incoming mail.More

Stay Smart Online has issued a warning to Australians about a spam scare campaign currently hitting inboxes.More

There is a continuous challenge of securing organisations from malicious attachments, dangerous files type, impersonation attacks as well as spam.More

“As recent incidents like WannaCry and Netya illustrate, our adversaries are becoming more and more creative in how they architect their attacks.”More