Digital attackers are using a phishing campaign to target taxpayers located in the United States with the Amadey botnet. First detected by Cofense in mid-September 2019, the attack begins when a user receives an email purporting to originate from U.S. Internal Revenue Service (IRS).

This article originally appeared on the AppRiver blog.

In mid-March 2019, an unparalleled event sent shock waves through the world’s information infrastructure: Facebook went offline for 14 hours. Insert audible gasp here.

Digital criminals launched an attack campaign in which they configured a phishing kit to try and steal users’ login credentials twice.

Various U.S. industries suffered email-based attacks between the summer of 2018 and fall of 2019.

Office 365 has more than 180 million commercial users, so it’s only natural that Microsoft would build an extensive set of security features into the popular suite of business tools.

Regulators increasingly require companies to capture, store, and audit more of their digital paper trails. However, the importance of compliance and the growing obligation for business doesn't have to result in an insurmountable challenge for companies today.

You’ve undoubtedly heard of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, or HIPAA, which has been around since 1996.

I recently wrote about how bad actors have stepped up their use of email to target U.S. schools and colleges.