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Emails are the most popular target for malicious attacks. Email is so essential to work, most employees use it without thinking. Hackers easily exploit this by targeting individuals in your company with weaponized files they least suspect. And because current solutions aren’t designed to catch every threat, we’re always one click away from disaster. Download...

Document upload threats can come from anywhere. Whether it’s contracts, claims or applications, accepting uploaded files from the web is necessary for your business to run. But there’s no telling where these files came from, or what threats could be hiding inside them. Today’s detection-based tools simply aren’t designed to catch every threat, which means...

Menlo Security’s Global Cloud Proxy with an Isolation Core™ Seamlessly Integrates with Votiro’s Cloud for Web Downloads API Provides a true Zero Trust approach for file downloads Safely download files in native format from the internet without fear or threat Protects against malicious files that are intentionally or unintentionally downloaded Improve productivity through seamless and...

Votiro Cloud is the only solution that guarantees complete protection from weaponized files. Unlike detection-based file security solutions that scan for suspicious elements and block some malicious files, Votiro’s revolutionary Positive Selection technology singles out only the safe elements of each file, ensuring every file that enters your organization is 100% safe. Votiro’s new approach...

With 3.9 billion global email users in 2019 – and that number projected to rise to 4.48 billion by 2024 – email has become the channel of choice for hackers seeking to carry out cyberattacks. In fact, according to the 2020 Verizon Data Breach report, 22% of breaches involved social engineering, and 96% of those...

Now, more than ever, you have to trust your workforce. To support remote teams, organizations are making greater use of web-based applications, systems, and content portals. But trust alone isn’t enough to keep employees—and the organization—safe. Webpages carry risk of malware delivered through browser exploits, and can flip from good to bad in an instant....

Cyber extortion has become an attack of choice for hackers. It is estimated that attacks cost the US more than $7.5 billion in 2019 and malware attacks is expected to increase. As of now, U.S. law generally does not prohibit paying a ransom, but this may change in the future. First discovered in mid-August 2018,...

Do you know what your employees are downloading? Whenever employees download a file, they open your business up to attack. Threats often hide inside innocent-looking files, making them incredibly hard to spot, no matter how much training employees may do. And because today’s detection-based tools aren’t designed to catch every threat, we’re rolling the dice...

The first ransomware attack occurred in 1989. In 2020, more than 30 years later, why is ransomware still such a common issue? Despite adopting various technologies and security solutions, attacks are still taking place—and they are getting more severe. In fact, the average ransomware payment has increased 104% in Q4 of 2019 and business interruption...