No, it's not a made-up word. Quishing—or QR code phishing—is the latest threat you need to be on the lookout for. Now accounting for 11% of all cyberattacks, quishing takes advantage of the now-ubiquitous nature of QR codes in our daily lives, leading to serious security issues for individuals and organizations.
For every one user account, there are 10x-50x more Non-Human Identities that have access to your tenant—many with high-level access. Properly securing your NHIs could be the difference between peace of mind and disaster. Read more »
On July 9 Microsoft is ending security updates and technical support for SQL Server 2014. If you're running SQL Server 2014, you do have options—but you'll need to act quickly.
If you're a Microsoft education customer, your storage model is changing come August 1. Instead of a per-user allotment, your tenant's storage will be entirely shared.
It wasn't too long ago that a typical phishing email came from the deposed king of a foreign country. Now, phishing emails have become increasingly sophisticated, and with the rise of Artificial Intelligence, emails, messages, and even audio and video calls are becoming more believable and persuasive.
Phishing emails cost organizations upwards of $10 billion annually
36% of all US data breaches in 2023 were successful phishing attacks
71% of all companies experienced a successful phishing attack in 2023
Large language models (LLM) allow attackers to craft emails with near-perfect grammar and vocabulary.
60% of participants fail simulated AI phishing attacks.
AI allows cybercriminals to reduce the cost of their phishing attacks by 95% while achieving equal or greater success rates.
This webinar series is a comprehensive exploration of Artificial Intelligence (AI), designed to equip attendees with a deep understanding of AI's potential, practical applications, and real-world success stories.
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