Leaked Ransomware Docs Show Conti Helping Putin From the Shadows
Malwarebytes Senior Director of Threat Intelligence, Jerome Segura talks to WIRED about Conti Leaks.
Americans lost $1bn to Tinder-Swindler style romance cons last year, FBI says
A study released last year by the cyber protection agency Malwarebytes revealed that people with less digital literacy are more prone to such scams. Those typically include ethnic minorities, women and older people, according to Malwarebytes.
Hackers Rigged Hundreds of Ecommerce Sites to Steal Payment Info
It’s generally hard for people to detect payment-card skimmers without special training. One option is to use antivirus software such as Malwarebytes, which examines in real time the JavaScript being served on a visited website. People also may want to steer clear of sites that appear to be using outdated software, although that’s hardly a guarantee that the site is safe.
CEO Marcin Kleczynski Speaks to NBC on the Rise of Stalkerware
Marcin Kleczynski speaks to Jake Ward at NBC about the shocking rise of stalkeware during the pandemic.
FunnelAmplified Interviews COO Barry Mainz
Malwarebytes COO Speaks with FunnelAmplified about how Malwarebytes’ B2C marketing programs helped drive growth across business sales, and how to leverage digital media.
Best cloud antivirus of 2021
TechRadar lists Malwarebytes as the top cloud antivirus solution of 2021.
New Regulation Won’t Plug the Nation’s Cybersecurity Leaks
CEO Marcin Kleczynski shares his thoughts on what’s missing in the latest cyber legislation with Barron’s.
C-suite career advice: Barry Mainz, Malwarebytes
Barry Mainz, Malwarebytes COO, speaks with IDG Connect about career advice for aspiring C-suite executives.
Legends of Sales & Marketing: Barry Mainz, COO of Malwarebytes, on Driving Value
Malwarebytes COO Barry Mainz speaks about hiring the right team, how he achieved success in his career and the roles that brought him to Malwarebytes.
Hackers Attacking Companies Through Employee Online Activities
Newsweek cites Malwarebytes’ Enduring from Home report that showed twenty percent of U.S. companies reported a security breach tied to a remote worker.