The financial services industry saw mobile account login attacks surge 107% in the second half of 2018, according to data captured in our latest cybercrime study.
The digital economy is alive and well in Latin America. But it's also increasingly a target—especially when it comes to online and mobile cyberattacks against banking, eCommerce, and media.
Our latest cybercrime report finds that online content streaming, social media platforms and other online media offerings are growing increasingly popular worldwide—especially among cybercriminals.
Our new report on cyberattack patterns in the second half of 2018 suggests online businesses will face a rapidly-evolving threat landscape in the year ahead.
Simultaneously a target, source, and channel for cyberattacks, telcos face serious challenges in 2019—and trends in other industries may be the key to spotting them.
A spike in large data breaches in recent months is fueling a credential stuffing epidemic around the world, as cybercriminals use login credentials from one business to hijack customer accounts at another.
Financial institutions are increasingly collaborating with one another to set up proactive initiatives that map out the complex networks of money mule accounts that facilitate global cybercrime.
