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.
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.
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.
A new form of auto-redirect malvertising hidden in the code of programmatically served video VPAID ads through the global media platform Teads has been revealed by ad security and verification
provider GeoEdge. VPAID is a technical script that instructs a video player on what ad to play and determines the length of the ad, when to serve the ad, and where to place it. It is basically the
brains behind the function of the ad.
Google is serious about security. On Friday the company announced it paid $3.4 million to 317 different security researchers in the past year.
The FTC is seeking empirical research on a host of privacy and security issues.
The C-level suite is most likely to pass on infected email attachments -- and are seen as a weak link, Mimecast reports.
Calm down, everyone -- the threat known as EFAIL will have little or no impact on email marketing.
One source says EFAIL is the end of email as a secure channel. The global alarm bells are ringing. But is it a real threat?