Resource Center BforeAI

We’ve previously discussed job recruitment scams, but in terms of employee scams, unfortunately it doesn’t just stop there. While you might be thinking, “yes! I’ve started a new job and it’s not a scam!“ (sorry for inflicting you with a constant stream of scepticism and paranoia), scams continue in the workplace and can represent a huge threat to your company.

NFTs and Web3 are challenging known and traditional notions of ownership and control in our digital landscape.

A tactic that threat actors are starting to employ more in their malicious efforts is the use of multiple attack vectors, meaning that they’re not just sending a phishing email, but also engaging you in a fake phone call and providing you with a brand impersonated website.

What are advanced fee scams? How can you protect yourself? And how do you as a corporation ensure that your brand is not abused in these scams?

For years threat actors have used social engineering (SE) techniques to trick victims into revealing personal sensitive information for identity and monetary theft.

Would your organization ignore an imminent cyber threat if there was a high probability of causing significant damage to your public image?

Security professionals get so caught up in traditional cybersecurity practices that they forget there is more out there to protect and defend.