The Perils of Oversharing on Social Media
Let this sink in for a minute: in 2019, it is estimated that social media has exceeded 3 billion users around the globe, equating to more than one-third of the world’s population.
Why Predictive Technology is Essential for Modern Email Security
Predictive technology is helping some security companies, like IRONSCALES, move beyond reactive (detection) to introduce proactive (prediction) innovations that are transcending the industry’s history of choosing to respond rather than to anticipate.
Looking Back at Our Accomplishments & Ahead at What’s to Come
IRONSCALES leads the email security and phishing mitigation industry in innovation, and more is planned for 2019.
The Three Must-Haves of a Truly Automated Email Security Solution
Automation is the latest trend in email security, but how can you tell a solution is truly automated?
Automation, AI & Email Flooding:
Email Security in 2019
From automation, to AI, to email flooding, email security is going to have a big and busy year in 2019.
IRONSCALES & SNDBOX IDENTIFY A NEW MALWARE VARIANT
New threat uses a malicious #RTF file to infect machines with maldoc file currently going fully undetected
To Prevent Email Phishing Risks, It’s a Race Against the Clock
When it comes to preventing email phishing attacks, it’s a race against time. Using our data, Aberdeen published a new report on simulated phishing attacks.
Partner Spotlight:
Champion Solutions Group | Blog | IRONSCALES
We spoke with Chris Pyle, Champion Solutions Group President & CEO, about how his customers benefit from our advanced phishing threat protection platform.
DMARC Part 3:
Sender Fingerprinting Thrives Where DMARC Falls
In part three of this blog series, we’ll introduce an anti-spoofing solution that provides all of the benefits of DMARC with none of the limitations.
Understanding DMARC Part 2:
How the Protocol’s Limitations Maintain Elevated Risk
In part two of this blog series, we’ll look at the interdependencies of SPF, DKIM and DMARC, explore the limitations and vulnerabilities of each, and identify the unintended consequences of DMARC adoption.