Main Cyber Attack Destinations in 2016

If there’s one thing that came through loud and clear in Webroot’s analysis of malware and other threats in 2017, it’s that, when it comes to cybersecurity, change is the only constant. While analysts, researchers, and security companies worked quickly to identify and block emerging threats, attackers were just as quick in finding new ways to evade defenses. Join this Channel Futures webinar to learn more about the discoveries and analysis of threat activity throughout 2017, the top malware of 2017 and how to be better equipped to overcome modern cybercrime in 2018.

Attackers are targeting Active Directory in nearly every type of attack, especially ransomware attacks. Unfortunately, organizations struggle with where to begin to secure AD, as well as what should be emphasized. The end result is a weak AD security posture that is easily attacked and exploited by attackers. There is a solution to securing AD to disrupt attackers. By prioritizing the most exploited settings, the attack surface of AD can be dramatically reduced. This approach of securing AD gives every organization a clear starting and ending point to get through a first wave of securing their AD environment.

Microsoft Teams is arguably the most powerful workplace productivity tool on the market. But with such a robust solution comes a myriad of potential vulnerabilities that could affect your day-today business. In fact, both Gartner and Forrester report that 80% of SaaS breaches stem from misconfiguration, inappropriate user behavi

Today, organizations are faced with increasingly complex systems driven by McAfee + Cisco-Threat Response Webinar Blogdissolving enterprise boundaries, ubiquitous user data in the cloud and an increasing volume and sophistication of cyber attacks across multiple vectors. Siloed cyber security solutions only add complexity and restrict your ability to protect and respond to advanced attacks, while increasing costs and management overhead.