Conceal, a global leader in Zero Trust browser isolation technology, has announced a new strategic partnership with White Rock Cybersecurity, an industry-recognized Value Added Reseller specializing in comprehensive IT and network security solutions.
Grove, a prominent solutions provider of advanced cybersecurity solutions, announced a global partnership with Conceal to provide businesses with next-generation browser isolation tools.
Cyberattacks targeting personal accounts connected to business pages on social media platforms can result in unauthorized ads, financial losses, and significant damage to brand reputation. Facebook parent company Meta recently took down 1,000 URLs with malware targeting businesses’ social media accounts.
Your ultimate guide to browser security challenges and how to mitigate them to protect your organization from cyber risks.
In this episode, Chris Rowlands, Chris Shank and Larry Hogan discuss the widespread government concerns over social media app TikTok, whether state bans are justified, and more.
In light of the growing and evolving threat of cybercrime, organizations must adopt an agile and proactive approach to their cybersecurity defense strategy. Simply reacting to security incidents is no longer adequate, as tactics like ransomware and credential theft are becoming increasingly sophisticated. CEO Gordon Lawson highlights the importance of implementing more proactive measures to protect users, as relying solely on security awareness may not be sufficient. Taking a proactive and preventative approach is crucial for safeguarding organizations against cyber threats.
With ConcealBrowse, financial service organizations can ensure that their online presence is protected, preventing attacks before they gain a foothold on the network.
Threat actors are using search ads and compromised websites to deliver malware disguised as legitimate software. Find out how ConcealBrowse can keep your users safe from this insidious attack.
Moruga Inc. adds Conceal’s secure browser extension, ConcealBrowse, to help organizations of all sizes monitor and detect malicious activity at the edge to stop credential theft and ransomware
A mid-size community college with approximately 3,000 faculty and staff and 70,000 students was experiencing high susceptibility among its users to phishing attacks, resulting in the execution of malware payloads and loss of credentials. Despite performing security awareness training for years, the college found that users in any group were susceptible to a range of scam techniques, and they operate on a limited budget.
