Proofpoint stories
Proofpoint launches a new data protection framework to help organisations tackle complex data loss prevention challenges with a human-centric approach.
Integrity360 has acquired South Africa-based cyber security firm Grove Group, boosting its global reach and expanding its service capabilities. Financial terms undisclosed.
Proofpoint has appointed Nelson Soon as Vice President of Channels and Alliances for Asia Pacific and Japan, aiming to enhance its partner ecosystem in the region.
Cybercriminals exploit Cloudflare Tunnels, delivering remote access trojans via TryCloudflare abuse, notes Proofpoint, with evolving attack methods pushing past defences.
Cybersecurity firm, Proofpoint, has appointed renowned technology leader Sumit Dhawan as its new CEO, succeeding acting CEO Rmi Thomas. .
Must STEM really be the barrier that prevents women from pursuing a career in cybersecurity? Certainly not if you are looking to be a CISO.
Former Hitachi Vantara executive Mark Ablett has been appointed as Senior VP for Proofpoint in the Asia Pacific and Japan region.
Announced at Proofpoint Wisdom 2023, these enhancements are designed to simplify user training with automated capabilities.
Two-thirds of ASX 200 companies are subjecting customers, partners, and employees to higher risks of email fraud.
87% of Australian workers have improved their cyber hygiene, but threats remain, with fake logistics companies the most common source of scams.
CybeReady has appointed Dirk Rausse as the Regional Sales Director for DACH region to expand partner operations for its security training solutions.
As the region's largest and most digitally mature market, Australia seeing common threats in greater numbers is by no means surprising.
Over a third of Australia's top-rated hospitals lack necessary protections against email fraud and spoofing, reveals a cyber security study.
Australian retailers expose online shoppers to potential email fraud due to inadequate cybersecurity measures, reveals Proofpoint report.
Despite prioritising cybersecurity more—and despite making investments in it—most board members feel unprepared for cyber attacks, new research shows.
Threat actors now realise it's more effective, faster, and cheaper to steal credentials and log in than trying to hack through technical controls.
Singapore board members believe they are at a higher risk of a material cyber attack in 2023, according to a report by Proofpoint.
The use of conversational tools demonstrates how threat actors are beginning to match their ingenuity with new-found precision and patience.
Due to the extensive amount of sensitive personal and financial data that they store, banking and financial institutions are a prime target for cyber criminals.
Only 53% of Australian businesses feel at risk of a cyber attack in the next year, according to a Proofpoint survey.
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