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4 Business Benefits of Professional Email Services for SMBs

2nd August 20192nd August 2019 Gabor

How your business can benefit from Office 365 and G Suite? Get more things done with the free add-ons and protect your business with the security features.

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How to Run Effective Security Awareness Training for your Organisation

3rd January 201921st March 2019 Gabor

Ever wondered how you can deliver security awareness training to staff in your organisation that they will love? In this article, we are revealing the techniques we find useful in our training sessions.

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What Phishing Campaigns Have in Common with Cocos Islands?

23rd November 201816th December 2018 Gabor

Phishing is one of the main reasons why Australian businesses are getting hacked. What has an exotic paradise in the middle of the Indian Ocean to do with cyber crime? Iron Bastion experts explain how Cocos (Keeling) Islands enables criminals to defraud organisations and individuals worldwide.

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Phishing Is the Top Reason Behind Australian Data Breaches

7th November 201816th December 2018 Gabor

The latest Notifiable Data Breaches Quarterly Statistics Report confirms that Australian legal practices are at risk of cybercrime with phishing as the main threat.

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Setting Up an Email Server for the Direct Email Spooling Attack (How-to Guide)

10th October 201816th December 2018 Gabor

This how-to guide aims to demonstrate how easy it is to circumvent expensive email security solutions with simple open-source tools. Email administrators can also follow this guide to build their email delivery service for email direct spool attack security assessments.

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Discovering Hidden Email Gateways with OSINT Techniques

10th October 201816th December 2018 Gabor

In this article, we elaborate how we managed to identify hidden internal email servers by relying on various open-source intelligence (OSINT) data sources for our direct email spool attack research.

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