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Meet Up With Us At Kaseya Connect 2018!
Join us for the premier IT management event of 2018 - Kaseya Connect 2018!
Webroot is a Gold sponsor for this event, which will be packed with opportunities to gain actionable insights, learn best practices, and network with your peers. Are you going to be there? If so, we'd love to meet up with you!
Date: May 8-10, 2018, 2018 | Las Vegas, Nevada
Location:
Mandalay Bay Resort and Casino
Las Vegas, Nevada
Register: https://kaseyaconnect.com/
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Product Update: DNS Group Policy & Windows Agent
Over the next several weeks, we will be updating our Windows-based agent as well as our DNS Protection service.
The DNS Protection service will be enhanced with group-based policy management and exportable CSV reports. We will be extending the flexibility of policy management with ability to apply custom policies for Groups, Sites, individual devices, and/or IP. We will retain the ability to configure DNS policies globally.
We are additionally updating the console so you can initiate trials for any product from within the Global Site Manager console. You can learn more by reading the detailed Product Bulletin.
We'll be hosting a Product Update Webinar to talk through the GSM console updates for DNS Protection. Click here to register for the day and time that works best for you.
In parallel, we will be updating Windows-based agent for Webroot SecureAnywhere Endpoint Protection over the next 2-3 weeks. We will be addressing a variety of bug fixes and improvements for the agent, as well as Web Threat Shield. Please click here to read the Product Bulletin about the Windows Agent Updates.
As usual, no action is needed on your behalf, with agent updates occuring silently in the background.
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Researchers discover next generation phishing kit
Researchers at Check Point and CyberInt, have discovered a new generation of phishing kit that is readily available on the Dark Web. Created by a cyber-criminal known as ‘[a]pache’, the kit makes it simple for those with very little technical ability to carry out their own cyber-attack. By simply downloading this multi-functioning phishing kit and following the straightforward installation instructions, a threat actor is able to launch a phishing campaign, that collects the personal and financial information of unsuspecting consumers, very quickly.
See the full article here.
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Most dangerous attack techniques, and what’s coming next
Experts from SANS presented the five most dangerous new cyber attack techniques in their annual RSA Conference 2018 keynote session in San Francisco, and shared their views on how they work, how they can be stopped or at least slowed, and how businesses and consumers can prepare.
The five threats outlined are:
1. Repositories and cloud storage data leakage
2. Big Data analytics, de-anonymization, and correlation
3. Attackers monetize compromised systems using crypto coin miners
4. Recognition of hardware flaws
5. More malware and attacks disrupting ICS and utilities instead of seeking profit.
See the full article here.
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New WSAT Flyer
Here you can find a preview of our new SAT flyer sharing some real world small business breach stories. Our research shows that end users being hacked accounts for over 90% of breaches. Do you know any businesses who’ve been compromised where better security training programs would have kept them secure?