How to avoid phishing attacks

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ITworld Today May 24, 2016 How to avoid phishing attacks Eyal Benishti, CEO of IronScales, provides some best practices to raise employee awareness and mitigate phishing risks. Remember, cyber criminals are lazy. If your organization is a tough nut to crack, they will move on to find more low hanging fruit. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • What is the right DDoS protection cloud service for your organization? • 17% off Bose CineMate 15 Home Theater Sound Bar Speaker System - Deal Alert • The OnePlus 3 will first go on sale from a virtual reality storefront in space • A recently patched Flash Player exploit is being used in widespread attacks • New products of the week 5.23.16 • Google's Trust API pushes password-free login capability for Android apps • What are hackers up to these days? • Boston BSides needs more space to grow • There's finally reason to hope in the war against ransomware • Reviewed: Dell XPS 13 Gold Edition • Instagram's redesign: Why do we hate it? • How IoT will change the job market • The legal mumbo jumbo on popular mobile apps can take over 24 hours to read White Paper: Avaya The Emerging Opportunity of Full Stack Communcations in the MidMarket: ITworld White Paper Analyst Dave Michels writes that midsized businesses have opportunities as unique as their challenges, specifically in the communications space where full-stack solutions have created optimization potential. Read the report to learn more. Read More ▶ What is the right DDoS protection cloud service for your organization? An expert's eye view into how top DDoS protection cloud services perform on many levels. Read More ▶ 17% off Bose CineMate 15 Home Theater Sound Bar Speaker System - Deal Alert The CineMate 15 system promises sharp, full audio with deep bass. The current $100 discount puts this impressive soundbar system at $499. Read More ▶ The OnePlus 3 will first go on sale from a virtual reality storefront in space The company built a LoopVR headset to promote the launch, though any VR gear will work for the virtual buying experience. Read More ▶ A recently patched Flash Player exploit is being used in widespread attacks It took hackers less than two weeks to integrate a recently patched Flash Player exploit into widely used Web-based attack tools that are used to infect computers with malware. Read More ▶ New products of the week 5.23.16 Our roundup of intriguing new products from companies such as F5 Networks and Birst. Read More ▶ Google's Trust API pushes password-free login capability for Android apps Project Abacus uses machine intelligence to verify your identity based on your unique usage patterns. Read More ▶ What are hackers up to these days? The short answer: They're targeting sites in North America, where they're planting malware in ad networks and launching dating site spam. Read More ▶ Boston BSides needs more space to grow The Boston BSides conference is bursting at its seams and may have to find a new place to carry out its mission of providing inexpensive IT security training, educational sessions and informal networking where peers can share experiences and help guide aspiring security pros. Read More ▶ There's finally reason to hope in the war against ransomware Now when ransomware tries to take over your computer, there's something you can be sides pay up: stop it, buy more time to deal with it or mitigate the damage it might do, Security BSides Boston conference was told. Read More ▶ Video Reviewed: Dell XPS 13 Gold Edition Gold-colored tech might be the latest trend, but this edition of Dell's popular notebook also features some very nice hardware. Watch Now ▶ Video Instagram's redesign: Why do we hate it? From Uber to Instagram, the surprising reason why we freak out every time an app gets a new redesign. Watch Now ▶ How IoT will change the job market Hard skills like circuit design and security will be critical, but there are other, less tangible ways IoT will affect the demand for tech workers. Read More ▶ The legal mumbo jumbo on popular mobile apps can take over 24 hours to read Have you ever been turned off by the lengthy "terms and conditions" and privacy policies of mobile apps and other online services? Read More ▶ White Paper: CA Technologies Tech Tonics: It's All About the User Experience: ITworld White Paper Learn more about the benefits of delivering a flawless customer experience and the risk of poor performance. Read More ▶

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