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    Threats

    Securing Emails from Image-based Phishing Attacks

    By BUFFERZONE Team, 25/11/2024

    Target: IT (Elementary) Tags: Isolation, Safe Workspace®, Zero-day, Safe Browser, Protection By Containment™, SafeBridge®,NoCloud®, Prevention, Email Security In the evolving landscape of cyber threats, attackers constantly adapt to evade detection.

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    The Next Cyber Threat: Conferencing and Collaboration

    By BUFFERZONE Team, 11/07/2017

    If you’re responsible for your organization’s IT security, you probably rely on email inspection and other perimeter gateway solutions for preventing potentially malicious files from entering your network. However, conferencing

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    Can Social Media be Compliantly Supervised? The RegTech Option

    By BUFFERZONE Team, 14/06/2017

    One of the most difficult compliance challenges faced by companies in the financial and health industries is the requirement to record and supervise employee communications over social media. Let’s take

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    Preventing the Next WannaCry

    By BUFFERZONE Team, 7/06/2017

    The recent WannaCry worldwide ransomware attack seems to have been successfully stopped for now. But what about the next similar attack? WannaCry Earlier this month (May 2017), organizations worldwide were

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    Financial Services Organizations: How to Stop the “Other” Social Media Threat

    By BUFFERZONE Team, 5/02/2017

    When it comes to guarding against data leaks, financial services organizations have been on high alert for several years. Unfortunately, this is a case where widespread fear is actually a

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    Zero-Day Attacks: The More Things Change, the More they Stay the Same

    By BUFFERZONE Team, 14/11/2016

    Nineteenth century French novelist Jean-Baptise Alphonse Karr is credited with coining the phrase “the more things change, the more they stay the same”. While this astute observation still applies to

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