Email Security Blog
How to Send a Secure Email Attachment
Most organizations at one time have lost critical data through the email channel. The data sets include intellectual property, confidential spreadsheets with financial information, and accidental sharing of employee information. Malicious insider threats from disgruntled employees were attempting to copy...
Trustifi Zero-Day Attack Prevention Email Security
Zero-day exploits are malware that attacks previously unknown vulnerabilities. The terms “0-day exploit” or “0-day attack” may be used interchangeably. The difference between a zero-day attack and a typical hacker attack chain is that the zero-day attack infiltrates the victim’s...
What Is A Remote Access Trojan (RAT)?
So… How does a remote access trojan work? A remote access trojan or RAT is a remote-control tool that allows you to access a specific device remotely from another location through the injection of malicious software. All that is needed...
How To Prevent Malware Attacks (Email Edition)
What is Malware? Malware is short for Malicious Software. Malware comprises viruses, spyware, Trojans, ransomware, and any software or code created for malicious intent. Malware can affect PCs, computer networks, servers, and mobile devices. Worms function differently than viruses. The user...
Crypto Malware vs Ransomware: What Are the Main Differences?
Mining cryptocurrencies require extensive computational power and time. When the complexity of the mining becomes more intense, more energy is needed.
What Is Data Loss Prevention, And Why Is It Important?
Data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities are top of mind for most organizations coping with the need to comply with privacy regulations, data theft issues, and email encryption mandates. Corporate financials, client lists, and supply chain workflows remain the top target...
How to Prevent Zero-Day Attacks
“Zero-Day.” Sounds ominous, doesn’t it? Like our last day on Earth. In the cyber threat intelligence and security industry, a zero-day vulnerability is nearly as frightening as that. It refers to a software vulnerability that has never been detected on...