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NFT marketplace OpenSea's customer email addresses stolen by employee of contractor - SiliconANGLE

Threat detection and response startup Vade raises $30M to accelerate growth - SiliconANGLE

Here's a look at how D&H Distributing is ripping apart the old distribution go to market model with the creation of a new Modern Solutions Business Unit aimed at accelerating everything-as-a-service sales growth

Sunrise, FL (PRWEB) November 02, 2021 -- Today FeaturedCustomers published the Fall 2021 Email Security Software Customer Success Report to give prospects

A California federal judge expressed skepticism Friday at cybersecurity firm Proofpoint Inc.'s bid for exemplary damages that would nearly double a $14 million verdict after a jury found Vade Secure maliciously stole Proofpoint's trade secrets, saying she's struggling to see how the jury reached its finding that Vade Secure acted with malice.

SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA (PRWEB) October 21, 2021 -- The Globee® Awards organizer of the world’s premier business awards programs and business ranking lists

Vade Secure and Chief Technology Officer Olivier Lemarie owe email security competitor Proofpoint $14 million for stealing trade secrets, a federal jury ruled Friday.

Microsoft cyber-attack turns into global crisis Issued on: Julia Sieger, Peter OBrien and Adrien Gendre © FRANCE 24 14 min In this edition, we tell you more about the vast cyber-attack on Microsoft Exchange. What started as an alleged state-sponsored attack is quickly becoming a global crisis, claiming at least 60,000 victims worldwide, mainly small and medium-sized businesses. Advertising Several days ago, Microsoft was ...

Catastrophic events, like a pandemic, coupled with hasty technological change such as many people forced to work from home immediately, have been a rich environment in the past for phishers, who use deception to infect machines with malware, steal credentials, and invade corporate networks. However, malicious actors achieved only a marginal increase in success in 2020, according to a recent report.

Catastrophic events, like a pandemic, coupled with hasty technological change such as many people forced to work from home immediately, have been a rich environment in the past for phishers, who use deception to infect machines with malware, steal credentials, and invade corporate networks. However, malicious actors achieved only a marginal increase in success in 2020, according to a recent report.