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BEC (also known as CEO email fraud) and email account compromise (EAC) have grown both in sophistication and prevalence. “People don’t understand they need to protect their email the same way they’re protecting their social security card or their driver’s...

PRNewswire: Trustifi, a company that provides email security and encryption solutions, recently announced a partnership with Omega ATC, a company that provides managed detection and response. As of February 2019, Trustifi is Omega’s exclusive email encryption solution and available to...

The healthcare industry has long been a target for hackers, but it has seen a steep increase in the number of cyberattacks over the last two years. In 1Q17, there were a recorded 22 breaches in the US before this...

Hackers are no longer primarily acting alone, but in concert with each other and sharing the rewards, according to Jason Green, chief revenue officer at Trustifi, an email security vendor with products that include 256-bit military-grade email encryption, email tracking...

Other than the massive Yahoo hack from 2016, the Marriott data breach that exposed the personal information of up to 383 million guests is one of the biggest leaks in recent history.

PRNewswire: Trustifi, a company that provides email security service, recently announced a partnership with The Iowa State Bar Association (ISBA). As of January 2019, it will be the ISBA’s exclusive provider of email encryption and will be made available to...

When consumers think of cybersecurity they often think of their credit card information on apps and websites, but what often doesn't come to mind is email security. This past year there have been multitudes of data compromises all due to...

Cybersecurity Ventures’ report highlights that 91 percent of cyber attacks begin with spear-phishing emails, which are used to infect organizations with ransomware, a point that Idan Udi Edry, CEO of Trustifi, seems to agree on.

"Cybercriminals are getting smarter with their attacks," says Idan Udi Edry, CEO of Trustifi, a secure email platform. Experts say the emails they're sending to would-be victims look more authentic than ever -- and have never been more effective.