Quarantined and Exposed: Evolving Threats in a Remote Working World

Phishing has proved to be a consistent problem in 2020 as the traditional form of fraud and financial extortion has evolved to include Business Email Compromise and spear-phishing attacks. Combined, these threats prove successful for attackers, and a problem for the SOC as they struggle to stop them efficiently.

Therefore, is a better or extra solution needed for phishing prevention? In this webinar, we will look at whether there is a need for better inbox protection, for better security for Office 365 or if the issue can be resolved with what we have already.

By attending this session, you will takeaway:

• New tools to better fight against phishing threats
• If Office 365 can keep up with inbound threats
• How to arm your SOC with the ability to spot and detect phishing emails

Phishing has proved to be a consistent problem in 2020 as the traditional form of fraud and financial extortion has evolved to include Business Email Compromise and spear-phishing attacks. Combined, these threats prove successful for attackers, and a problem for the SOC as they struggle to stop them efficiently. Therefore, is a better or extra solution needed for phishing prevention? In this webinar, we will look at whether there is a need for better inbox protection, for better security for Office 365 or if the issue can be resolved with what we have already.

By attending this session, you will takeaway:
• New tools to better fight against phishing threats
• If Office 365 can keep up with inbound threats
• How to arm your SOC with the ability to spot and detect phishing emails

Security teams face an uphill battle when responding to constantly evolving attacker TTPs. It is of paramount importance that security teams possess the ability to respond quickly to these ever-changing threats, in as close to real time as possible - to deal with them properly.
Quality threat intelligence can empower security analysts and threat researchers to track the source of these evolving threats and/or prevent them in the future. Threat intelligence represents a “force multiplier” – it gives security staff members more enhanced data, better information, and the needed contextual insights so that they can make more informed decisions more quickly.
In this webinar, our experts will discuss:

• How common threats are continually innovating to flummox existing organizational defenses
• How correctly operationalized threat intelligence can be an effective force multiplier
• How context can add value to threat intelligence and speed up investigations

Join our guest speaker Michael Osterman, Principal Analyst, Osterman Research along with Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how quality threat intelligence can ensure an effective security posture against evolving threats.

Security teams face an uphill battle when responding to constantly evolving attacker TTPs. It is of paramount importance that security teams possess the ability to respond quickly to these ever-changing threats, in as close to real time as possible - to deal with them properly.
Quality threat intelligence can empower security analysts and threat researchers to track the source of these evolving threats and/or prevent them in the future. Threat intelligence represents a “force multiplier” – it gives security staff members more enhanced data, better information, and the needed contextual insights so that they can make more informed decisions more quickly.
In this webinar, our experts will discuss:

• How common threats are continually innovating to flummox existing organizational defenses
• How correctly operationalized threat intelligence can be an effective force multiplier
• How context can add value to threat intelligence and speed up investigations

Join our guest speaker Michael Osterman, Principal Analyst, Osterman Research along with Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how quality threat intelligence can ensure an effective security posture against evolving threats.

The fundamental nature of cybersecurity represents a continuous battle between bad actors, some of which are highly sophisticated and well-funded; and those who must defend networks, users, and data sources against their attacks. Unfortunately, most organizations report they are not doing well at protecting against various types of threats and attacks, especially those related to phishing and email compromise. The well-publicized cybersecurity skills shortage is a significant contributor to these problems.

Threat intelligence can help to enable security analysts, threat researchers and others to deal more effectively with cyber criminals by providing the information to better understand current and past attacks, and it can give them the ability to predict and thwart future attacks. However, the market for threat intelligence is large, complex, and increasingly difficult to navigate.

On this webinar, our experts will discuss:

• The different types of threat intelligence, and the strengths and weaknesses of each
• How to identify the right threat intelligence for your organization
• Questions to ask your prospective threat intelligence vendor
Join our guest speaker Michael Osterman, President, Osterman Research along with Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how to select the right threat intelligence to keep your organization safe—now and in the future.

The fundamental nature of cybersecurity represents a continuous battle between bad actors, some of which are highly sophisticated and well-funded; and those who must defend networks, users, and data sources against their attacks. Unfortunately, most organizations report they are not doing well at protecting against various types of threats and attacks, especially those related to phishing and email compromise. The well-publicized cybersecurity skills shortage is a significant contributor to these problems.

Threat intelligence can help to enable security analysts, threat researchers and others to deal more effectively with cyber criminals by providing the information to better understand current and past attacks, and it can give them the ability to predict and thwart future attacks. However, the market for threat intelligence is large, complex, and increasingly difficult to navigate.

On this webinar, our experts will discuss:

• The different types of threat intelligence, and the strengths and weaknesses of each
• How to identify the right threat intelligence for your organization
• Questions to ask your prospective threat intelligence vendor

Join our guest speaker Michael Osterman, President, Osterman Research along with Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how to select the right threat intelligence to keep your organization safe—now and in the future.

Laut BSI enthalten 72% der E-Mails Links auf Phishing-Seiten, mit denen Informationen abgegriffen oder Schadprogramme unbemerkt heruntergeladen werden. Der „Faktor Mensch“ wird besonders in der Corona-Zeit stark ausgenutzt.

Gerade im Bereich M365 haben wir in letzter Zeit verstärkt Phishing und betrügerische Angriffe gesehen, die trotz aller vorherigen Scans in der Inbox der Mitarbeiter landen. Auch Microsoft selbst hat hierzu einen aktuellen Blog Post über Microsoft / Office 365 User aus 62 Ländern veröffentlicht, die von spezifischen Phishing Kampagnen betroffen waren.

In unserem Phishing Awareness Training Webinar werden wir über Trends bei E-Mail basierten Bedrohungen, wie Phishing, Spam und zielgerichtete Angriffe sprechen. Da Ihre Mitarbeiter vermehrt schädliche Emails erhalten, sollten sie zu einem Teil der Verteidigung eines Unternehmens werden, indem sie lernen, Phishing-Angriffe zu erkennen und erfolgreich abzuwehren.

Lernpunkte:

- Verstehen Sie Phishing – Wieso ist es der häufigste Angriffsvektor und warum wird vermehrt auf Office 365 gezielt?
- Wie erkennt man Phishing Emails und worauf sollte man achten?
- Was sind die neusten Trends?
- Kann man die Phishing Industrie stoppen?

Cyberthreats are viewed as a significant risk to organizations. They are capable of disrupting core operations and inflicting serious damage to brands and reputations.

A study by Cybersecurity Ventures predicts these crimes will cost the world $6 trillion a year by 2021.

Join this panel discussion to:
- Review today’s expansive attack surface and the various ways bad actors penetrate networks
- Discuss existing and emerging cyber threats
- Understand policies, tools and best practices used to protect organizations as new threats emerge
- Explore the roles that user training and education, skill development and governance play in defending against threats

Panel:
Jo Peterson, VP Cloud & Security Services, Clarify360 (moderator)
Adarsh "Adi" Pradeep, Cybersecurity Consultant
Brad Moldenhauer, CISO, Americas, Zscaler
Dr. Richard Ford, CTO, Cyren
Homayun Yaqub, Global Security Strategist, Forcepoint

The “right” threat intelligence helps enterprises understand their attackers, their motives, and how best to defend against evolving attacker TTPs. Threat intelligence isn’t supposed to be one-size-fits-all. Every enterprise has its own security priorities and threat intelligence is intended to help teams effectively and efficiently achieve them.

Attackers consistently use current world events to their advantage by developing new exploits and techniques that bypass perimeter defences. We'll discuss why organizations should move from a gateway-based single-pass inspection model to a layered security model that includes continuous email monitoring and detection at the inbox to effectively combat today’s phishing threats. Not only is this approach more effective than the traditional single-pass inspection model, but it also alleviates the labour-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to, and remediating malicious emails by leveraging user input in an automated way.

Join this webinar and learn how your security team can make your threat detection and response more effective by choosing the right threat intelligence solution.

Security practitioners and executives leverage threat intelligence to gain visibility and context into evolving threats, understand their potential impact on the enterprise and improve detection and response times. Insights gained from threat intelligence allow security teams to make meaningful decisions to protect the organization without impacting business continuity and productivity.
With the threat landscape constantly evolving, security teams are heavily reliant on timely and high-fidelity intelligence to detect and respond to threats. However, data is not intelligence, and threat feeds alone cannot support the growing needs of SOC analysts, threat hunters and incident responders.

Join this panel discussion to learn:
• Why threat intelligence plays a critical role in defining organizational security posture
• The difference between threat data and threat intelligence… and its impact on your business continuity and productivity
• How enterprise security teams can leverage contextual threat intelligence to their advantage
Join our guest speaker Brian Kime, Senior Analyst, Security & Risk at Forrester Research along with Dr. Richard Ford, Cyren’s Chief Technology Officer and Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how to keep your enterprise safe—now and in the future.

Security practitioners and executives leverage threat intelligence to gain visibility and context into evolving threats, understand their potential impact on the enterprise and improve detection and response times. Insights gained from threat intelligence allow security teams to make meaningful decisions to protect the organization without impacting business continuity and productivity.
With the threat landscape constantly evolving, security teams are heavily reliant on timely and high-fidelity intelligence to detect and respond to threats. However, data is not intelligence, and threat feeds alone cannot support the growing needs of SOC analysts, threat hunters and incident responders.

Join this panel discussion to learn:
• Why threat intelligence plays a critical role in defining organizational security posture
• The difference between threat data and threat intelligence… and its impact on your business continuity and productivity
• How enterprise security teams can leverage contextual threat intelligence to their advantage
Join our guest speaker Brian Kime, Senior Analyst, Security & Risk at Forrester Research along with Dr. Richard Ford, Cyren’s Chief Technology Officer and Matt Mosley, Cyren’s Vice President of Products to learn how to keep your enterprise safe—now and in the future.

The “right” threat intelligence helps enterprises understand their attackers, their motives, and how best to defend against evolving attacker TTPs. Threat intelligence isn’t supposed to be one-size-fits-all. Every enterprise has its own security priorities and threat intelligence is intended to help teams effectively and efficiently achieve them.

With the threat landscape constantly evolving, security teams are heavily reliant on timely and high-fidelity intelligence to detect and respond to threats. However, data is not intelligence, and threat feeds alone cannot support the growing needs of SOC analysts, threat hunters and incident responders.
Join this webinar, listen to the customer Use Case and see Cyren’s Threat InDepth in action:
• Phishing & Fraud URL Intelligence
• Malware URL Intelligence
• Malware File Intelligence
• IP Reputation Intelligence

With email security breaches constantly making headlines, it is crucial for organisations to be ahead of the curve. Join this interactive panel of industry experts as they discuss the latest trends in email security and how to prevent becoming the next international headline.

Join this Q&A panel to learn more about:

- Emerging trends in email attacks
- How to stay on top of the latest threats
- Best solutions to protect your organization

Moderator: Michael Thoma, Principal Consultant at the Crypsis Group
Panelists: Arif Hameed, Senior Director, Client Security at Equifax
Lior Kohavi, Chief Strategy Officer and EVP for Advanced Solutions, Cyren
Chris Wallace, Chief Information Security Officer

This webinar covers the Cyren Inbox Security product which offers a new layer of automated security for Office 365 to detect and remediate phishing, BEC and malware threats that have penetrated existing email gateways and reached the user mailbox.

You've invested heavily in protecting your Office 365 users, but phishing emails are still reaching their inboxes. We'll discuss why organizations should move from a gateway-based single-pass inspection model to a layered security model that includes continuous email monitoring and detection at the inbox to effectively combat today’s phishing threats.

Not only is this approach more effective than the traditional single-pass inspection model, but it also alleviates the labor-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to, and remediating malicious emails by leveraging user input in an automated way.

Join this webinar to learn:
• Why protecting at the Gateway is no longer good enough
• Learn how to automate the remediation of phish that pass perimeter defenses
• How to engage your end-users, employees, customer and partners to support your anti-phishing challenge

Während dieser Aufnahme, werden Sie durch Cyren Inbox Security geführt. Erfahren Sie, wie Cyren Inbox Security Ihr Unternehmen vor evasive Phishing, BEC und betrügerische Angriffe schützen kann.

Die heutigen Cyber-Angriffe können den bestehenden E-Mail-Schutz durchdringen. Diese Attacken sind so ausgefeilt, dass sie vom Perimeterschutz nicht erkannt werden und Ihre Mitarbeiter in die Irre führen, auch solche, die eine Sicherheitsschulung absolviert haben. Cyren Inbox Security schafft eine ständige, anpassungsfähige und automatisierte Sicherheitsebene direkt im Postfach des Nutzers, wo sie am meisten gebraucht wird. Als nativer Cloud-Dienst bietet Cyren Inbox Security:

- Kontinuierliche Überwachung und Detektion
- Automatisierte Reaktion und Behebung
- Crowd-Sourcing-Benutzerdetektion

You've invested heavily in protecting your Office 365 users, but phishing emails are still reaching their inboxes. We'll discuss why organizations should move from a gateway-based single-pass inspection model to a layered security model that includes continuous email monitoring and detection at the inbox to effectively combat today’s phishing and malware threats.

Not only is this approach more effective than the traditional single-pass inspection model, but it also alleviates the labor-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to, and remediating malicious emails by leveraging user input in an automated way.

Join this webinar to learn:
• Why protecting at the Gateway is no longer good enough
• Learn how to automate the remediation of phish that pass perimeter defenses
• How to engage your end-users, employees, customer and partners to support your anti-phishing challenge

Join our guest speaker Joseph Blankenship, VP Research Director, Security & Risk at Forrester Research and Lior Kohavi, Chief Strategy Officer and EVP for Advanced Solutions at Cyren to keep your employees safe—now and in the future.

You've invested heavily in protecting your Office 365 users, but phishing emails are still reaching their inboxes. We'll discuss why organizations should move from a gateway-based single-pass inspection model to a layered security model that includes continuous email monitoring and detection at the inbox to effectively combat today’s phishing and malware threats.

Not only is this approach more effective than the traditional single-pass inspection model, but it also alleviates the labor-intensive process of investigating, containing, responding to, and remediating malicious emails by leveraging user input in an automated way.

Join this webinar to learn:
• Why protecting at the Gateway is no longer good enough
• Learn how to automate the remediation of phish that pass perimeter defenses
• How to engage your employees to support your anti-phishing challenge

Join our guest speaker Joseph Blankenship, VP Research Director, Security & Risk at Forrester Research and Lior Kohavi, CSO & EVP for Advanced Solutions at Cyren to keep your employees safe—now and in the future.

This webinar covers the Cyren Inbox Security product which offers a new layer of automated security for Microsoft 365 to detect and remediate phishing, BEC and malware threats that have penetrated existing email gateways and reached the user mailbox.