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Proofpoint recently reported on a new threat actor referred to as TA886, targeting organizations in the US and Germany via custom malware called “Screenshotter.” The malware was accessed via URLs sent to tens of thousands of email addresses, resulting in network compromises, data loss, and credential theft.

It’s no question that phishing attacks are evolving; threat actors are increasing in sophistication and their ability to bypass traditional security defenses. Traditional security training is no longer enough to protect your organization – it’s time for a new approach. To defend against phishing attacks in 2023, each email link clicked, and every URL visited, needs to be filtered on an instance-by-instance basis. To minimize the success of social engineering attacks, the zero-trust model is crucial.