Phishing, Malware and Incidents – Why You Need Phishing Incident Response - Seguridad Mania.com - España y América Latina

During the first half of 2016, encryption ransomware grew to become the most common type of malware used through soft-targeting and massively distributed attacks. Encryption ransomware now accounts for 50% of all malware delivery configurations, meaning that it is no longer considered simply a means for making a quick profit, but a permanent fixture on the threat landscape. Daily email-based attacks require an unattainable perfect response – every time. However, teams are constantly working within constraints and breaches continue to occur in record number. Technology has been introduced to help but has failed time and time again. Join PhishMe’s David MacKinnon and Will Galway to hear why it’s not all doom and gloom. Previous to PhishMe, both David and Will worked as incident responders in the Fortune 500 market, collecting years of security operations insight and best practices to share. In this session, you’ll learn about: •Ransomware trends and monetization for the first half of 2016 •How simple attacks can still inflict massive damage •How PhishMe Triage creates fast and effective phishing incident response process to combat email-based attacks