The UK reached its highest level of ransomware attacks in 2022 according to figures available from the Information Commission’s Office – at 34% of all reported cybercrime.
Criminals compromised data on potentially more than 5.3 million people from over 700 organisations according to the Data security incident trends report released by the ICO, covering the period up to Q3 2023.
One of the easiest ways attackers can access your system is through the use of phishing scams and it’s something you need to monitor.
Essentially, phishing is when attackers attempt to trick users into “doing the wrong thing”.
This can take the form of encouraging them to click a “bad link” that downloads malware to their device, or by directing them to a dodgy website, or through trying to gain information for later scams or fraudulent attacks.
Bots can cause multiple types of damage to your brand’s website and – by extension – your company reputation.
Misinformation is one of the many ways bots cause issues worldwide and, while you may think your brand is safe from that type of attack, the technology used to create bots which spread false data can also be used to cripple legitimate businesses.
Award-winning malicious bot protection.
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