Cybersecurity

AI for Cybersecurity: How to Prevent Third-Party Data Leaks and Financial Fraud

December 20, 2024 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

How AI Can Counter Third-Party Leak and Financial Risk.

Armand here, RPost’s armadillo product evangelist. I’ve been tracking risk over the last many months and one area that we’re seeing CIOs and CISOs overlooking is Third-Party risk.

Counter Insider Threats & Content Leaks: Protect Against Cybercriminals' Unexpected Access

December 13, 2024 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

First holiday party, no risk. Second party, some risk. Third-party risk (oh hohoho no!).

Armand here, RPost’s very proud product evangelist armadillo. Why am I so proud? I was up in Silicon Valley this week at Aragon Research’s annual gala, where RPost was named 2024 Innovation of the Year for Content Security.

3 Deepfake Impersonation Schemes Cybercriminals Love—and How RPost Stops Them

November 29, 2024 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Falling Prey or Praying Not to Fall Prey. Or, Praying for Man City’s Rodri or Chelsea?

I was over in London for the International Legal Technology Association Europe conference and could not help fixating on not only the cybercriminal tactics targeting law firms (and all firms for that matter) but also the Premier League “Football”.

Adapting IT Security: Staying Ahead of Evolving Cybercriminal Tactics

November 20, 2024 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Better to Anticipate Need to Change Rather than become Seahawks or Cowboys.

Armand here, RPost’s sporty armadillo product evangelist. I couldn’t help contemplating the many discussions I had with CIOs of major corporations at the recent Gartner IT Expo conferences and International Legal Tech conferences.

Protect Against Cyber Attacks & Impersonation with RPost Expert Insights

November 12, 2024 / in Blog / by Zafar Khan, RPost CEO

Not the Armadillo Who Cried Wolf. The Anatomy (and Art of) a Ransomware Attack.

There are so many webinars related to cybersecurity, that seeing another with dire warnings is like “The Boy Who Cried Wolf” or perhaps like screaming FIRE in a movie theatre (when there is no fire).