The Dark Side of AI: How Malicious Bots May Exploit ChatGPT
AI is a powerful tool for both good and bad. ChatGPT is a prime example that can be exploited to create malicious bots. How can we protect against this?
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Cybersecurity Sessions Recap: Artificial Engagement and Ad Fraud
Ad fraud, such as fake clicks and impressions generated by bots on ad networks, are costing marketeers huge chunks of their digital advertising budgets.
How to Create a Strong Cybersecurity Culture in your Organization
The cybersecurity culture of an organization encompasses the knowledge, awareness, attitudes and behaviors of employees regarding the threat landscape, cybersecurity and information technologies.Strong cybersecurity culture starts...
Why Zero Trust is the Future of Corporate Cybersecurity
In a world driven by digital business, enterprise security needs to be continuously monitored and improved to keep up with evolving cyber-threats and to ensure data protection across the web. As the corporate, office-based workfor...
Why You Need to Pay Attention to Mobile App Security
Mobile apps are a huge target for criminals to exploit businesses and their customers. It is essential to have the right security measures in place, but what are the emerging risks to mobile devices?
How OpenBullet is Used and Abused by Cybercriminals
What is OpenBullet?OpenBullet is a testing suite of software allowing users to perform requests on a target web application. The open source tool can be found on GitHub and is used by businesses for various legitimate purposes inc...
How Machine Learning Has Become Essential in Stopping Spam and Bots
Spam emails and malicious bots are equally unpopular with businesses and their customers. Thankfully data scientists have developed machine learning algorithms to fight back against these ever-evolving threats.
How Fraudsters Bypass MFA to Get into Banks, Brokers and Crypto Wallets
MFA adds extra layers of protection to user accounts, but threat actors can still find ways around it to carry out attacks. Here's what financial services organizations need to know.
Netacea Launches North American Partner Program
Appointment of U.S. leadership team and new UPSTACK partnership agreement will help companies better defend themselves against the growing bot threatMANCHESTER, England & NEW YORK – 11th January 2022 – Netacea announced today ...
Why Marketers Can’t Ignore Bot Traffic on their Sites in 2022
Marketers need to know about the bots visiting their websites before they can trust traffic data and make the wrong decisions based on skewed analytics.
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