riskIQ stories

Digital security and privacy company Avast, and RiskIQ, an internet security intelligence company, have announced a threat intelligence partnership. >>

“Our teaming with RiskIQ offers the A/NZ channel access to their innovative approach to solving contemporary security challenges, which are being experienced across a range of industries and organisations.”>>

The campaign is executed by the threat group Magecart and affects over 800 e-commerce sites around the world.>>

For the second quarter in a row, Q1 saw a slight decrease of over 2% in overall phishing detections from Q4 of 2017.>>

The data suggests a pivot in tactics away from traditional cloud service providers.>>

Malvertising may be going out of fashion for cyberattackers across the board, but it doesn’t mean web users can rest easy.>>

RiskIQ's survey paints a grim picture that forecasts a 'perfect storm' where the problem of staff shortages collides with escalating cybercrime.>>

The OceanLotus Group, also known as APT 32, may be on the hunt for targets in ASEAN nations and acting on behalf of Vietnam state interests.>>

It's crucial that other organisations don’t follow suit by ensuring their digital attack surface is constantly monitored, kept under control & secure.>>

"I want to especially thank the organizations who are attacked with DDoS traffic and are kind enough to share detailed information about the attacks.">>

Digital transformation has many positives but it also benefits cybercrime as organisations are trying to walk before they can crawl.>>

“Malvertising is so nefarious because it’s a direct attack on the lifeblood of the internet as we know it.">>