A common scam has evolved from stealing money from companies to taking actual products that they produce or sell.

Social engineering attacks rely on humans to succeed and organizations must focus on training that includes simulation exercises to mitigate risks.

As ransomware attacks wane, phishing continues to be the weapon of choice for system access.

Modern email scams are harder to spot, are more targeted and appear authentic to the untrained eye.

AI and crowd-sourced intelligence can be a game-changer at detecting phishing attacks in real-time.

While most companies store customer data or process transactions, only 20% have cyber coverage.

Suspicious emails and fake file attachments are just two of the indicators of phishing to watch for.

Ransomware attacks have grown in frequency and severity this year with an average cost of $4.4 million.