JOSHUA CRUMBAUGH

Consent phishing is a sneaky tactic where hackers pretend to be trustworthy apps or services to trick people into giving them permissions. Once they have these permissions, they can get into real cloud services and steal sensitive data. This post will explain what consent phishing is, how it works, and how to protect against it, with a focus on the innovative solutions provided by PhishFirewall.

Unpacking the NIST Cybersecurity Framework 2.0 Public Draft is like unboxing a new gadget—it’s the same but better. The proposed changes in the training requirements are subtle but pinpointed for clarity, trimming any room for misinterpretation. While most vendors miss the mark on role-based training, the new draft illuminates these gaps. Dive in to understand how these changes might be more significant than you think.