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Inspect, assess and engage: these are some of the cyber kill chain steps, according to Lockheed Martin. Although well-debated, this is the most established process for defining the stages of an attack. To mitigate your business against potential cyber threats, the first step is understanding the anatomy of a cyber attack and strategies used by cyber-criminals.
Apple just released the patch for its terrible Group FaceTime eavesdropping bug. You should go install it as soon as it hits your iPhone or iPad. “What concerns me is the fact that there’s evidence that this was reported to Apple beforehand,” says Thomas Reed, director of Mac and mobile at security firm Malwarebytes.
Graphic novel fans, particularly those Kindle readers who adore the popular John Wick series, may have unknowingly downloaded fake ebooks promising them the opportunity to stream the third film installment prior to its release in May, according to Malwarebytes.
Malwarebytes announced plans today to launch a new management console for managed service providers (MSPs). Malwarebytes OneView is a powerful multi-tenant management console purpose built to protect and remediate the MSP customer base. Initially piloted in Australia, the new offering represents a new segment of growth for the company, expanding their portfolio to MSPs looking to expand their security capabilities.
Malwarebytes announced today the appointment of Greg Higham as Chief Information Officer. Higham is a Silicon Valley technology executive who brings more than 25 years of experience driving technology vision, strategy, global operations management, acquisition integration and scalable business growth. As Malwarebytes CIO, Higham will oversee company security, business applications and operations.
Malwarebytes™ today announced its third annual State of Malware Report, which analyzes top malware threats from January through November 2018 and compares them with the same period in 2017. The report identifies a sharp increase in business-based malware detections, including a more than 100 percent increase in Trojan, riskware tool, backdoor and spyware activity. Overall, the research shows that cyber criminals are finding businesses as the best target with the highest returns.
This year’s theme is, to put it simply, Better. Which means working hard to find better solutions. Making better connections with peers from around the world. And keeping the digital world safe so everyone can get on with making the real world a better place. Learn about the latest cybersecurity developments in expert-led sessions, inspiring keynotes and in-depth seminars. Demo innovative products and solutions, network with infosec insiders and peers, and help move the industry forward as part of an engaged and empowered global community.
Visit Malwarebytes in Booth #1035 in the South Hall to see our unmatched threat protection, detection, and response in action.
Whether it’s the free version for cleanup or the premium version with its behavior-based analysis, the brand Malwarebytes carries cache with PCMag readers. They rated the company as making the most recommended security software of the year.
CRN has recognized Catherine Sauber, Senior Marketing Manager, Channel, Malwarebytes as one of 100 People You Don’t Know But Should in the IT channel for 2018.
Malwarebytes’ CEO Marcin Kleczynski received a bronze Stevie Award for “Executive of the Year” in the computer software category.
Malwarebytes was awarded a bronze Stevie Award for “Company of the Year” in the large computer software company category.
Malwarebytes™ announced today that CRN®, a brand of The Channel Company, has given Malwarebytes a 5-Star rating in its 2018 Partner Program Guide.
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