Search results for "cyber security"

• Digital Distress: 80% Of Americans Report Anxiety Over Online Safety
  Half of those surveyed said protecting their bank account details and login credentials is their highest priority.
  April 24, 2025  Tags: brand safety, cmmr, cyber security, privacy
• Truth Behind Digital Privacy And Controls
  Data analysis of terms of service and privacy policies of 57 influential digital firms has sparked discussion of regulatory reforms and user advocacy. This will change the digital ad industry.
  December 2, 2024  Tags: ad performance measurement, artificial intelligence, audience measurement, consumer, consumer experience, cyber security, data, data management, financial, financial services, internet security, measurement, media buying, meta, privacy, research, search, social media, tiktok
• AI Compliance In EU Draft Code To Regulate Applications
  The draft code describes regulating AI applications under a risk-based framework to provide guidance for meeting the EU AI Act's requirements.
  November 14, 2024  Tags: artificial intelligence, automation, cyber security, europe, government, policy, regulation, research, technology
• Email Break-Ins: Corporate Inboxes Are Very Open To Attacks
  Most firms lack confidence in their email security defenses, OPSWAT reports.
  September 18, 2024  Tags: cyber security, data, data management, digital, email, internet security, malware, online fraud, phishing, research
• The Shiny New Risk Advertisers Have Begun Disclosing
  A new financial "risk" has begun showing up in the SEC filings of some of the world's biggest advertisers and it's giving some analysts pause. Not surprisingly, it's AI.
  August 26, 2024  Tags: advertising, artificial intelligence, cyber security, energy, entertainment, legal, marketing, media, regulation, research, sustainability, technology
• Google Software Engineers Can Take A Nap While Software Solves Problems
  Google uses the code and reasoning capabilities of LLMs to replicate human behavior and identify and demonstrate security vulnerabilities. The "Naptime" name refers to software engineers being allowed to take naps while the software helped to solve problems.
  June 24, 2024  Tags: ad campaign, ad performance measurement, ai, artificial intelligence, cyber security, fake news, generative ai, internet security, language, performance marketing, phishing, research, technology
• Malware Restores Deleted Cookies To Break Into Google Accounts
  Here's one more reason to say goodbye to tracking browser cookies.
  January 2, 2024  Tags: ad tracking, advertising, cookie tracking, cyber security, digital content, google, internet security, malware, media, media buying, online publishing, publishing, research, search, seo, tracking
• Phish Fry: Inboxes Worldwide Being Barraged With Suspicious Emails
  There was a substantial increase in the number of suspicious emails between 2022 and 2023, EasyDMARC reports.
  December 21, 2023  Tags: campaigns, cyber security, digital, domain names, email, online fraud, phishing, research
• Privacy, American-Style: Most People Are Worried, Republicans More Than Democrats
  Consumers feel they have little control over how their personal data is used by companies or the government, Pew Research Center reports.
  October 18, 2023  Tags: artificial intelligence, cyber security, data, data management, email, government, politics, privacy, research
• The Password Plague: Consumers Are Abandoning Purchases Out Of Frustration
  Consumers are also leaving websites, but many approve of biometrics as an alternative, Fido Alliance reports.
  October 16, 2023  Tags: asia, australia, biometrics, china, cyber security, ecommerce, email, india, japan, privacy, research, uk, web sites
• Microsoft Bing Chatbot Pushes Ads With Malware
  The Microsoft Bing Chatbot powered by AI is being injected with malicious ads that promote fake download sites to distribute malware.
  September 29, 2023  Tags: artificial intelligence, chat, chatbots, cyber security, hacking, internet security, malware, microsoft, research, search
• Google, Microsoft, OpenAI To Help Developers Use AI To Find, Fix Software Vulnerabilities
  Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, and OpenAI will work with the Department of Defense's research and development agency to enable competitors to develop state-of-the-art cybersecurity systems. The 2-year competition is called AI Cyber Challenge.
  August 9, 2023  Tags: artificial intelligence, cyber security, financial services, innovation, internet security, research, search, tools
• GAI Skill Gap Is Biggest Barrier To Entry For Marketers, Gartner Finds
  Gartner data released Thursday shows the top barriers to the adoption of generative AI in marketing are varied. Unforeseen security threats, and integrations with existing technology follow.
  July 20, 2023  Tags: advertising, artificial intelligence, content marketing, customer experience, cyber security, digital, generative ai, internet security, lead generation, machine learning, marketing, marketing funnel, research, social media, technology
• Most SMBs Have Suffered A Cyber Attack, Study Finds
  The worst effects of cyberattacks for small businesses were business downtime and loss of customer data, BlackFog reports.
  June 13, 2023  Tags: cyber security, data, email, online fraud, research, small business, uk
• Senators Reintroduce Bill Requiring Platforms To Share Data With Researchers
  The Platform Accountability and Transparency Act would require large social platforms to share ad libraries, statistics about content moderation, and other data with researchers.
  June 9, 2023  Tags: biometrics, content, content creators, content issues, content sharing, cyber security, data sharing, digital, government, legal, meta, policy, privacy, recommendations, research, social media
• Cybersecurity Firm Sees Sophisticated Bot Surge Despite Reduced Internet Traffic
  Cybersecurity company Human has released its 2023 Enterprise Bot Fraud Benchmark Report, revealing a continued increase in sophisticated bot attacks and the impact on companies.
  April 24, 2023  Tags: ad fraud, bots, cyber security, data, digital, ecommerce, entertainment, internet, internet security, media, research, streaming, television
• Super Bowl XLII Attracted Malicious Attacks Through Sports Bets
  The popularity of sports betting and the frequent transfer of money makes it a prime target for malicious attacks, cybersecurity company HUMAN says.
  March 3, 2023  Tags: bots, cyber security, gaming, research, search, super bowl
• Google Ads Used In Malvertising Attack
  The Royal Ransomware group used Google Ads in a malvertising campaign attack, according to a report published by the Microsoft's Security Threat Intelligence team.
  November 18, 2022  Tags: advertising, blogging, cyber security, email, google, hacking, internet security, malware, microsoft, phishing, research, search, spam, uk
• Bot Strategy Of Holding Inventory In Carts Skews Metrics, Overwhelms Servers
  More consumers plan to shop on Black Friday than on Cyber Monday and Small Business Saturday, according to Jungle Scout. Here's why shopping in stores may be a better idea this year.
  November 17, 2022  Tags: cyber security, digital, ecommerce, holiday, research, retail, search, shopper marketing
• Google: Russia Works With Cyberattack Hackers Tied To Ukraine War
  During the past few months, Google's cybersecurity group Mandiant observed what researchers believe to be some sort of coordination between pro-Russian hacking groups and cyber break-ins by Russia's military intelligence agency.
  September 26, 2022  Tags: cyber security, digital, google, hacking, research, russia, search
• Russian-Backed Hacking Group Sandworm Deploys New Type Of Malware: Report
  U.S. and U.K. security teams revealed the threat on Wednesday, but did not link it to the Ukraine invasion.
  February 25, 2022  Tags: cyber security, digital, email, hacking, malware, research, uk
• Americans More Concerned About Hacked Social Media Than Home Break-Ins
  A new study by cybersecurity company Lookout reveals that when it comes to major consumer fears, scams and hacking-related threats are now Americans' ultimate concern.
  February 14, 2022  Tags: apps, consumer, consumer experience, cyber security, digital, hacking, research, social media
• Most CIOs Expect To Face Cybersecurity Issues In 2022
  Security is "no longer just a technology issue," according to a study by IDG Communications.
  January 21, 2022  Tags: budgets, cyber security, digital, email, privacy, research, technology
• School For Scoundrels: Phishing Kits Lower Barrier To Entry For Email Fraud
  There has been a 55% increase in phishing kits imitating Amazon in October and November, Egress reports.
  November 30, 2021  Tags: amazon, cyber security, digital, email, holiday, malware, online fraud, promotion, research
• Business Casual: Gen Z Workers Use Company Emails To Shop, Log In To Social
  Employees using their company emails for personal activities poses both marketing and corporate security risks, SailPoint Technologies reports.
  November 3, 2021  Tags: cyber security, demographics, email, gen z, millennials, personnel, research
• Consumers Abandon Brands After Frustration Over Identity Authentication, CMO Survey Finds
  Consumers prefer to do business with companies that make authentication safe and simple and safe, according to 81% of consumers surveyed by CMO Council and Business Performance Innovation Network. This frustration can cause consumers to search for brands that offer a different type of digital verification process.
  October 12, 2021  Tags: biometrics, brand image, canada, consumer experience, cyber security, data, facial recognition, finance, financial services, financing, internet security, policy, privacy, research, search, uk
• Microsoft Reports Another Hack, Threat To Future Of Email Advertising
  Microsoft today reported yet another large-scale email system hack. This attack comes on the heels of several other breaches including SolarWinds, Ubiquiti, and the Colonial Pipeline.
  May 28, 2021  Tags: advertising, cyber security, digital, email, europe, hacking, microsoft, phishing, research, russia, search
• Brand Safety, Cyber Security Will Catch Ad Industry By Surprise In '21, TAG CEO Says
  Racial sensitivity and brand safety were the focus of major changes in the ad industry in 2020, which will manifest in the ways consumers bond with brands in 2021.
  January 4, 2021  Tags: advertising, brand image, brand safety, cause-related, covid-19, cyber security, data, digital, economy, news, real estate, research, search
• New Tool Can Analyze Google Footprint Based On Gmail Address: Report
  GHunt analyzes a person's name, Google ID, YouTube channel and services like Photos and Maps.
  October 16, 2020  Tags: cyber security, data, digital, email, google, research, tools
• Hey Marketers, Consumers Believe Privacy Is A Human Right
  Consumers are finally paying attention to how brands use their data and many distrust how it is used. KPMG surveyed 1,000 North American consumers to learn more on how they feel about data privacy. The survey reveals consumers still agree data privacy is important, but now they want companies to take significant steps to better protect, manage and ethically use their data.
  August 10, 2020  Tags: covid-19, cyber security, data, data management, internet security, privacy, research, search