Email security industry miss rates when encountering threats are higher than 20%
Email security miss rates are definitely a huge issue. Malicious files regularly bypass all of today’s leading email security products, leaving enterprises vulnerable to …
eBook: How Hackers Plan Their Attacks
Being the good guys, we think about how to protect ourselves from cyberattacks. But have you ever tried thinking like hackers planning their next attack? BitDam founders used …
BitDam ATP protects LSH Auto UK from malicious and phishing email
BitDam, provider of cybersecurity solutions that protect enterprise communications from advanced threats hidden in files and links, announced that its BitDam Advanced Threat …
Top 5 cybersecurity predictions for 2020
When it comes to cybersecurity, staying ahead of threats – rather than reacting to them – is critical. In a constantly evolving threat landscape, plugging holes – or designing …
Passion, ingenuity and hard work: The cybersecurity startup story of Israel
According to Start-Up Nation Central (SNC), there are currently 400 cybersecurity start-ups operating in Israel. In 2018, they raised over $1.2 billion in 96 rounds of …
BitDam’s new PenTest helps determine the effectiveness of an organization’s security tools
BitDam, provider of cybersecurity solutions that protect enterprise communications from advanced threats hidden in files and links, announced the availability of a new, free …
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As an enterprise, it is always important to constantly reevaluate information security solutions. When doing so, take a good look at the perimeter solutions in place and their …
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