What is the number one way that the bad guys infect both company-provided hardware and BYOD with malware like ransomware? Phishing.
With many currently working from home, just about the only thing that hasn’t slowed down is phishing activity. In fact, Barracuda Sentinel has reported a 667% increase in Coronavirus-related spear phishing attacks. People are just less secure now, and everyone knows it—including the bad guys.
With phishing on the rise, it’s more important than ever to have a strong security culture within your organization. Join us at our upcoming webinar, where Greg Mooney (IT and Security Evangelist at Progress) breaks down the cybersecurity and ransomware implications as they relate to phishing.
We will be providing one CEU credit for all attendees.
- Data Security: Remove holes in governance for more secure file transfers
- Auditing: Log all file transfers for proper tracking
- Encryption: Protect your data from end to end across file transfers
If you’re transferring and storing large amounts of data, you may be at risk. Join us and find out how to secure this vulnerable data, both at rest and in transit.
Who You'll Hear From:
Greg Mooney,
IT and Security Specialist
Alexandra Cassandro,
Webinar Hostess