
Why Reputation is Everything When Perpetrating Account Takeover Attacks
Blog series #3 of 4: Attack Tactics that Increase Success Rates… Tactic #3: Appear Better with Cake Accounts to Improve Reputation
Blog series #3 of 4: Attack Tactics that Increase Success Rates… Tactic #3: Appear Better with Cake Accounts to Improve Reputation
Blog series #2 of 4: Attack Tactics that Increase Success Rates… Tactic #2: Appear Local
Blog series #1 of 4: Attack Tactics that Increase Success Rates… And What You Can Do to Thwart Them. Tactic #1: Appear Larger to Avoid Detection.
When trying to protect customer accounts, the best user experience can leave an organization at risk. How do you tackle this challenge?
In this episode of CISO Series Defense in Depth, sponsored by Castle, David Spark and Allan Alford sit down with Adrian Ludwig, CISO, Atlassian.
We're excited to work with Cloudflare on a codeless way for companies to protect their online accounts and make it easier to implement strong security.
Asking your consumers again and again to take responsibility for their security through robust passwords and other security measures doesn’t work. The responsibility of security needs to shift from end users to the companies who serve them
Companies have broken processes when it comes to notifying customers on compromised accounts. A new approach is needed.
How an organization handles an Account Takeover can have a significant impact on consumer trust and retention. Recently I became a victim and the response has made me re-think about my loyalty to this brand.
Get a solid understanding of the differences between attacks and anomalies that will allow you to create workflows that put the user first.
You need to know what’s going on inside and outside your applications to protect against Account Takeover. Here are the 4 stages of ATOs you need to know.
In 2015, Sebastian and I created Castle with a simple vision. We saw that it was increasingly difficult for companies