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3 Ways Attack-Based Phish Testing is Failing Us

Attack-based phish testing creates fear, anxiety, and doubt in end users.  It does not create awareness, harms IT, and misinforms management. Despite representing a billion dollar industry, traditional attack-based phish testing is fundamentally flawed. It causes untold problems for IT departments, individual users, and and Managed Service Providers. Studies have shown it can even lead to more clicks by end users! This article outlines the fundamental flaws in attack-based phishing. It goes on to outline improvements from educational, positive outcome phish testing assignments that teach users how to finally spot every phishing attack and delete or avoid it.
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Two New Emergency Patches from Apple

Apple is backporting two security patches released on Friday. The updated patches address zero-day vulnerabilities on iPhones, iPads, and Macs. Details About the Vulnerabilities The first flaw, tracked as CVE-2023-28206, is an out-of-bounds write issue. This bug may permit threat actors to execute arbitrary code with kernel privileges on unpatched devices using malicious apps. Apple […]

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XDR vs MDR: A Comparison of Two Detection and Response Solutions

Ensuring an efficient threat detection and response (D&R) strategy for your organization is vital for every sector of its activity. But growing workloads and limited resources are only two of the problems you encounter in your search for the best solution. Although there are a variety of D&R tools, it can be difficult to pinpoint […]

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Twitter Is Dead: It’s All ‘X Corp’ Now

Twitter has been subsumed by billionaire Elon Musk in more ways than one. Now, however, the company itself is officially no longer its own entity, having been officially gobbled up by Musk’s X Corp. It stands as the blue bird app owner’s first official move to reinvent Twitter into a twisted version of its former…

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Battle could be brewing over new FCC data breach reporting rules

On January 6, the United States Federal Communications Commission (FCC) launched a notice of proposed rulemaking (NPRM) to update its data breach reporting rules for telecommunications carriers. “The law requires carriers to protect sensitive consumer information but, given the increase in frequency, sophistication, and scale of data leaks, we must update our rules to protect consumers and strengthen reporting requirements,” said FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel in announcing the proceeding. “This new proceeding will take a much-needed, fresh look at our data breach reporting rules to better protect consumers, increase security, and reduce the impact of future breaches.”

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