This emerging threat is one of many #ShadyHacks affecting millions every day. Using misspelled URLs of well-known brands (aka typosquatting) is a type of brandjacking, where malicious hackers use trusted brands to lure in and exploit businesses and their employees.
Our ethical hackers bring the expertise—and the spice—to protect your business from brandjacking and more, and you can check out Huntress security awareness training episodes for free to see how we do it.
Brandjacking is where hackers impersonate a known brand or company to commit fraud using misspelled URLs, fake emails and text messages, bogus job postings, and/or stolen credentials. This can also lead to bigger, more malicious attacks like ransomware that can affect your business, using gaps or weak links to get into your environment and steal your data.
Falsifying information through video or photo, typically used for malicious purposes.
A deepfake that creates an exact replica of a trusted person’s voice, used to lure victims into sending valuable data.
Emails or text messages that look like they’re from your CEO or HR team, targeting people with convincing attacks.
All it takes is one employee to fall for these attacks, and BOOM—now hackers have their Microsoft 365 credentials, paving the way for more hacks. But Huntress helps protect you, your employees, and your business from #ShadyHacks and more.
Huntress Managed Security Awareness Training (SAT) gets your employees into the mind of a hacker so they can understand, spot, and stop modern cyberthreats before they wreck your business.
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Brandjacking is just one example of malicious attacks affecting businesses of all sizes. Learn about other #ShadyHacks that you should be aware of and how your business could be at risk.
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EDR, or Endpoint Detection and Response, monitors and responds to threats on your business’s endpoints—think laptops, smartphones, and servers—by proactively collecting and analyzing your data. Huntress Managed EDR is your unfair advantage against shady attacks, protecting your business from endpoint attacks 24/7.
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ITDR, or Identity Threat Detection and Response, continuously monitors identity-related activities in your environment to spot potential threats. Huntress Managed ITDR protects your users 24/7 from identity-based attacks like email business compromise, credential theft, and more.
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SIEM, or Security Information and Event Management, collects and analyzes data from across your network to spot and manage threats. It works with EDR and ITDR solutions, correlating data to give you lightning-fast alerts on potential endpoint and identity threats. Huntress Managed SIEM gives your business quick, relevant alerts to stay safe and compliant.
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SAT, or Security Awareness Training, teaches employees how to spot and stop potential threats in your digital environment. Huntress Managed SAT is just-in-time training designed by experts in human risk management to get your users to think like hackers, so they can spot digital schemes and neutralize them before they wreck your business.
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