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How quishing is being used in attacks, what these threats look like in the wild and best practices for avoiding them.
Learn about the most common social engineering tactics that attackers use to bypass two-factor authentication.
Apple just recently confirmed the most significant vulnerability in iOS history after ZecOps made a public announcement about their discovery of a security flaw.
Most companies have been using cybersecurity awareness training to educate employees, but does awareness training really work?
According to security researchers, the iOS mail app, which is the email client that can be found on most Apple iPhones and iPads, has a severe security flaw making it vulnerable to attacks.
Failing to provide security training to remote employees can leave your company vunerable to cyberattacks that have been increasing recently.
Security engagement training is changing the way employees learn to recognize and report phishing emails. Learn how it is replacing security awareness.
Here's what real Hoxhunt customers say about the platform. A deep dive into simulations, reporting, quality of support and more.
The top KnowBe4 competitors to consider for security awareness and phishing training. Compare features, personalization, analytics, and more to make the right choice for your organization.
A complete overview of major standards and regulations that require awareness training. Identify the most common standards, regulations, and frameworks that require security awareness programs.
Every year around Halloween, security professionals gather around the campfire to tell spooky tales. This year, Barak Engel and Petri Kuivala join Hoxhunt to share some of their cyber horror stories.
Cyber security simulation training measurably changes employee behavior by testing them with realistic threats.
Hoxhunt had the privilege of attending the SANS Human Risk Summit in person on August 1-2. We've compiled a summary of the most impactful talks, highlighting key takeaways that are particularly releva
Why cyber insurance needs human risk management platforms and so do you
Your ultimate guide on how to prevent phishing. Everything you need to know to implement best practices and set up training that measurably reduces risk.
Your ultimate guide to spam vs phishing. What the differences are, how to recognize them and all of the practical measures you can take to keep your organization safe.
What is an SOC report? What are the different types of SOC reports available? How do you obtain one? Your questions answered.
We'll look into the behaviors to watch out for, how to assess risk and all the strategies you need to tangibly reduce human risk across your organization.
The Human Risk Manager controls the process of identifying, evaluating, and mitigating the cybersecurity risks associated with people.
Empower your team to be a human firewall. Discover how training, vigilance, and smart habits protect against cyber threats.
Here's how integrating Yu-kai Chou's Octalysis Gamification and Behavioral Design Framework into cybersecurity training can dramatically improve user engagement and resilience.
Wondering which attack simulation training is best for your team? Get a full breakdown of Hoxhunt vs. Microsoft Defender to make an informed decision.
Maxime Cartier recaps the webinar series, "The Human Element: The Science Behind Influencing Security Behaviors" and key learnings of the intricacies of human behavior in reducing cybersecurity risk.
The differences between old school awareness training and modern security behavior change are revealed in measuring true risk managing human risk
Gamification helps the end user understand that their actions matter, and that every click they make can have an effect.
Innocuous-looking surveys and research requests are becoming an increasingly popular way for bad actors to break through security protocols.
For about the price of an inexpensive dinner for two, anyone can compromise your identity.
Learn how to tell if someone is who they say they are online
Malicious actors are using logo kits to upgrade phishing attacks with extremely convincing credential harvesting sites
Password protected attachments can evade spam filters and raise users' curiosity and trust
Updated from its 2021 version, the 2022 spoofed US Department of Transportation credential harvesting site is extremely effective
Your SaaS suite is leaving your backdoor open. Here's how to fix it.
Log4J Log4Shell vulnerability explained to help you understand what it is and how to stay protected
A security vulnerability was recently reported in the default guest permissions of Microsoft Azure Active Directory. Here’s how to fix it and stay safe from attackers.
This phishing email was sent from outside the organization but is replacing the Caution! External Sender banner with a safe sender banner.
Your ultimate guide to the process behind social engineering training and all of the tips and know-how you need to ensure your training successfully changes behavior.
From Spear-Phishing, to Credential Harvesting, To Possible Ad Fraud. Keep Reading To Find Out How This Story Unfolded and How You Can Avoid Getting Caught.
We're seeing an uptick in social engineers targeting social media accounts
Now that cookies are on their way out, a much sneakier way of identifying you is on its way in.
Years later, pop-ups are back, this time serving a different purpose... stealing your info.
The more digital money you make, the more digital problems you get. Here's some tips to keep your crypto wallet safe.