QR codes are usually used in public settings, notably on flyers and restaurant menus, but they also appear in online communications such as emails. These black-and-white square patterns have seen a meteoric rise recently, going from a niche industrial tool to a widespread replacement for links in physical mediums. As with any new technological medium to share information, hackers have been paying attention ..read more

With AI-driven cyber threats becoming more sophisticated, staying ahead requires innovative solutions. Role-based security awareness training (SAT) offers a dynamic approach, tailoring training to each role's unique strengths and challenges.This makes the training more engaging and relevant, ensuring your organization stays resilient and protected against modern cyber threats. This article will provide a step-by-step guide for implementing role-based SAT effectively ..read more

We are deeply honored to announce our inclusion in G2’s prestigious Mid-Market Grid® for Security Awareness Training Software and the Canada Grid® for Security Awareness Training Software. G2 is a highly respected review platform, and this recognition is a testament to the positive impact our products have had on our clients' businesses ..read more

The world is currently experiencing a significant generational shift in the workforce. As Gen Z steps into the professional arena, they bring with them a unique set of skills and perspectives. This generation is not just entering the workforce but also starting to assume management positions where they can substantially impact their organizations ..read more

Cybersecurity in finance is not just about defense but proactive adaptation. Banks face continuous threats despite advanced security infrastructures. The escalation in phishing success rates, as seen in Terranova Security's 2023 Gone Phishing Tournament found a 10.4% click-through statistic, highlighting the need for evolving security strategies. While the finance sector performed better than other sectors, there’s always room for improvement to reduce potential clicks to phishing messages, especially considering the sensitivity of information these organizations handle ..read more

The rise of remote work has brought flexibility and freedom to employees, allowing them to work from various locations. Studies show that 32.6 million Americans will work remotely by 2025—about 22% of the workforce. However, this new way of working introduces significant security risks that can jeopardize personal and organizational data. The increasing trend of workcations and hush trips, where employees work from locations other than their usual ones without informing their managers, exacerbates these risks ..read more

As cybersecurity awareness training becomes a necessary addition for all companies worldwide, many organizations are wondering how best to integrate it into their workflows. There is no one-size-fits-all schedule for cybersecurity training programs. The optimal way to deliver this kind of knowledge depends on your goals, the behaviors you are looking to modify, the size of your company, and how the training will be delivered ..read more

A cyber security awareness program involves all parts of a company and needs support from every level of management. Clear strategic goals are essential to guide the program and keep it focused on its objectives. In a webinar hosted by Terranova Security’s CISO Theo Zafirakos, 42% of the attendees revealed that they don’t have any strategic goals set. While a program can still be launched without concrete goals, it will inevitably lack direction and thus encounter employee engagement issues ..read more

Image In 1971, Ray Tomlison developed the first email service while working at The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA ..read more

The results of Fortra’s Gone Phishing Tournament are here, and they highlight the potential power and danger of phishing across the world. This global test uncovered that 1 in 10 individuals are susceptible to these attacks, which would have led to 90,000 compromised passwords if the campaign had been an actual cyber attack. This year’s tournament featured an updated email and landing page to reflect evolutions in phishing attacks, leading to a whopping 60% of users compromising their work password after they clicked on the initial phishing link ..read more