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The Untapped Power in Cybersecurity: Harnessing the Human Element

🛡️ Human Error is the Biggest Cybersecurity Risk – How to Fight It?

💥 People, not just tech, are your first line of defense against cybercrime.
🎯 What if the human element could be your strongest asset?
🚨 Social engineering attacks thrive on human vulnerability – and it’s avoidable.
📚 Train your team to spot threats and react quickly with AUMINT.io’s Trident tool.
📅 Book a session now to empower your workforce against cybercrime!

#Cybersecurity #HumanElement #SocialEngineering #EmployeeTraining #AUMINT #Phishing #CyberAwareness

The AI Voice on the Line Isn’t Human – It’s the New Face of Vishing

📞 AI Cloned My Boss’s Voice – I Nearly Gave Away Our Credentials
⚠️ Vishing attacks are now voice-deepfakes powered by AI – fooling even trained employees.
🔊 Attackers now impersonate your CEO, HR, or IT desk with synthetic voices trained on public content.
🎯 They’re not guessing – they know names, projects, even your last login attempt.
🛡️ AUMINT.io detects and neutralizes voice-based scams before damage is done.
📅 Book your vishing defense audit today

#VoiceSecurity #Vishing #AIThreats #Cybersecurity #AUMINT #VoiceDeepfake #SocialEngineering

AI Supercharging Cybercrime: How Financial Institutions Can Stay Ahead

🤖 AI Fuels Cybercrime – Can Your Security Keep Up?

🚨 Cybercriminals are now leveraging AI to supercharge their attacks.
💡 The challenge? AI-powered fraud schemes are harder to detect than ever before.
🛡️ AUMINT.io uses advanced AI and machine learning to stay one step ahead of fraud.
📈 Protect your financial institution from the AI-driven threats of tomorrow.
📅 Book a session now to learn more!

#AI #CyberSecurity #FraudDetection #FinTech #AUMINT #FinancialSecurity #DeepfakeFraud #SocialEngineering

The $16M Wake-Up Call: How Cybercriminals Crushed Bulgarian Businesses in 2024

💸 $16M Lost to Cyber Fraud – Are You Next?

🚨 Bulgarian firms were tricked out of $16M in 2024 via social engineering.
📉 Not malware – but fake vendors, hijacked payments, and BEC attacks.
🕵️‍♂️ Attackers studied how teams communicate to slip through unnoticed.
🛡️ AUMINT.io detects fraud schemes before they reach your inbox.
📅 Book a defense session now

#CyberFraud #BEC #ThreatIntelligence #FinancialSecurity #AUMINT #Cybercrime #InfoSec #EnterpriseRisk

Nation-State AI is Here: Why IT Leaders Are Sounding the Alarm

🤖 Nation-State Hackers Are Now Using AI to Outsmart You

🚨 AI-powered attacks are escalating – not just faster, but smarter.
🕵️ Nation-states are now using deepfakes, polymorphic malware, and real-time adaptation.
📉 75% of IT leaders say their current stack can’t keep up.
⚔️ AUMINT.io equips you with AI-native defenses built to fight back.
📅 Book your strategy session today

#AIThreats #CyberDefense #NationStateAttack #ThreatIntelligence #AUMINT #NextGenSecurity #CyberIntel #Infosec #SOC

Recent Bite-Size Posts

5 of the most notable ransomware attacks in 2023

Now that we’re halfway through the year, it’s a good time to review the cybersecurity landscape, particularly around ransomware. Whilst the volume of ransomware attacks decreased by 23% in 2022 compared to 2021, there was ransomware resurgence in early 2023, with the...

3 ways generative AI can support cybersecurity

We recently looked at how generative AI, such as ChatGPT, is creating new cybersecurity challenges as it makes cybercrime more accessible. However, as with most new technology, it works both ways. Generative AI can also be leveraged by companies to enhance security....

How to prevent departing employees becoming insider threats

Insider threats are a growing concern for businesses globally. According to Gurucul’s 2023 Insider Threat report, 74% of organisations say insider attacks have become more frequent, and more than half have experienced an insider threat in the last year. As many major...

WhatsApp payments: How secure are they?

WhatApp recently launched an in-chat payment option in Singapore following successful roll-outs in both India and Brazil. And, given how widely used WhatsApp is, it’s likely that it will be launched in other regions in the future. However, there are security concerns...

3 cybersecurity challenges around hybrid working

Although some companies are requesting their staff to return to the office, it is unlikely that there will be a complete return to full-time office working. Today, in the US around 25% of work is done remotely - a 500% increase compared to 2019. And whilst hybrid...

4 of the most well-known crypto-ransomware

The use of crypto-ransomware - a specific type of malware that encrypts files on the victim’s computer until a ransom is paid - is on the rise. In 2022 alone, ​​organisations globally detected 493.33 million ransomware attacks. Below are some of the most well-known...

How to do cybersecurity on a budget

Businesses globally are going through a tough economic period and as a result, budgets are being cut. Cybersecurity can be one of the first departments to see cuts, as they don’t directly contribute to increasing revenues. However, given the cost of cybercrime is...

Crypto-ransomware vs doxware: What are the differences?

Hackers use a variety of malware to achieve their aims. And as they become more sophisticated, and techniques evolve to combine different types of attack strategies, it can be confusing to understand the differences between them. In this article, we’re going to look...

How is generative AI impacting cybersecurity?

Generative AI has been hitting the headlines recently with the release of ChatGPT at the end of 2022. And while it can be considered a useful tool for certain types of tasks, it is also posing a threat to companies, as hackers are using it to create more realistic...

Are your employees your biggest security threat?

Social media is now a part of everyday life. It’s impossible to avoid it these days. However, whilst posting about work successes or life events seems innocuous enough, this information can be used by hackers. In fact, social media data breaches accounted for 56% of...

Leaking-focused RaaS: a new type of threat?

Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) has been growing in popularity with hackers as it makes extortion more accessible. Criminals don’t need to develop the ransomware themselves, instead, they can purchase it from certain ransomware groups who create it to sell via a...

Cryptomalware: What is it and is it on your computer?

Cryptomalware - also known as cryptojacking - is when attackers install undetectable malware on a victim’s computer in order to use their computing resources to mine cryptocurrency. With the popularity of all kinds of cryptocurrency surging, this type of attack is...

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