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A new report analyzes threat data collected from approximately 750,000 Morphisec protected endpoints globally, between January 1 and March 31, 2018, as well as from in-depth investigations conducted by the Morphisec Labs threat research team.
Read MoreOrganizational risk is a given at modern companies. But as threats persist, identifying preventable cybersecurity gaps presents an opportunity to strengthen enterprise defenses.
Read MoreOne hundred percent of attacks prevented By Morphisec in Q1 used at least one fileless technique. These attacks include adware, says the company, which specialises in moving target defence technology.
Read MoreEndpoint security solution provider Morphisec today released the inaugural edition of the Morphisec Labs’ Threat Report for Q1 of 2018.
Read MoreCCleaner owner Avast is sharing more details on the malware attackers used to infect legitimate software updates with malware.
Read MoreAdobe’s Flash Player might be on the way out and exploit kits have taken a backseat to cryptominers, but cybercriminals are still finding ways to harness the potent pairing.
Read MoreTraditional signature-based detection, i.e., antivirus, has proven wholly ineffective in today’s threat landscape where thousands of new variants are created daily, each with a new signature.
Read MoreSaks Fifth Avenue, Saks Off 5th, and Lord & Taylor department stores—all owned by The Hudson’s Bay Company—acknowledged a data breach impacting more than five million credit and debit card numbers. The culprits? The same group that's spent the last few years pulling off data heists from Omni Hotels & Resorts, Trump Hotels, Jason’s Deli, Whole Foods, Chipotle: A mysterious group known as Fin7.
Read MoreA hacking technique - watering hole attacks - has resurfaced for the first time since 2015/16. Morphisec's CTO and malware prevention expert, Michael Gorelik, says it's back and more sophisticated than before, and will be the big thing in 2018.
Read MoreAn attack leveraging the compromised website of a Hong Kong telecommunications company is using a recently patched Flash vulnerability that has been exploited by North Korea since mid-November 2017, Morphisec warns.
Read MoreSANS Instructor Matt Bromiley reviews Morphisec's moving target defense technology, which is designed to defeat threats such as zero-days, evasive malware, fileless attacks and exploits by morphing process memory.
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