Threat Feed Evaluations: Primary Questions to Answer
The third post in the threat feed evaluation series, this blog outlines the essential questions to address during the feed evaluation process.
Phishing is a “scam” and form of internet fraud, in which bad actors attempt to deceive internet users into unveiling sensitive personal information. In its original and most common form, the attack is initiated via an email purporting to be from a reputable or legitimate source. Inside the email, the attacker urges the victim to act in some way and includes (“hides”) a malicious link. When clicked, that link takes the victim to a fraudulent or compromised webpage. From there, the victim is prompted to enter sensitive personal information (i.e. username, email, password, credit card information, etc.). Phishing webpages can appear nearly identical to their authentic counterparts – often requiring advanced phishing detection solutions to identify the fake. Mobile phishing attacks that take advantage of simplified user interfaces and design choices intended to improve “usability” on smaller devices have become particularly effective.
zvelo’s phishing detection solution delivers maximum protection against active and emerging phishing threats in the wild. Advanced AI-based, proprietary technology detects unique phishing threats earlier and more accurately than other providers, to neutralize emerging threats when they are most dangerous.
The third post in the threat feed evaluation series, this blog outlines the essential questions to address during the feed evaluation process.
Part 1 in a series on how to evaluate threat feeds, this post focuses on the key areas to measure to help guide your decision making process.
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zvelo Releases PhishScan for Real-Time Phishing Threat Verification to Enhance Commercial Cybersecurity Solutions.
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