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Abnormal Security's latest report reveals a staggering 350% surge in file-sharing phishing attacks exploiting trusted domains.

Email threats are evolving, with phishing attacks becoming faster and more sophisticated. Latest data shows conversation hijacking up 70% since 2022.

Data intelligence platform, Similarweb, launches its AI tool, SAM, designed to enhance sales workflows and identify key prospects for data-driven, targeted messaging.

SquareX's cybersecurity study reveals major email providers' distressing failure to effectively identify and counter malicious document threats, potentially putting millions of global users at risk.

Google is accelerating its AI advancements with Gemini, its prime AI model, offering enhanced, immersive experiences across platforms and services, and introducing Gemini Advanced, an innovative AI tool.

EasyDMARC reports a concerning 75% increase in suspicious emails flagged by authentication systems between 2021 and 2023.

Revenue Grid increases sales efficiency with AI-driven enhancements in its Winter 23 release, including improved data capture and streamlined workflows.

The reality that we face today is one of covert surveillance, where every action within an email could potentially be monitored, catalogued, and exploited.

EasyDMARC introduces EasySender, an innovative platform aimed at boosting email deliverability and sender reputation.

Google announces new measures to reduce spam in Gmail, requiring bulk email senders to authenticate emails and offer easy unsubscription, starting in 2024.

Over a third of global businesses are at risk of being targeted by a 'bait attack' within a month, warns Barracuda Networks.

Cyber criminals are leveraging Gmail and AOL to impersonate employees, scamming 6,600 organisations in 2020, reports Barracuda Networks.

Russian hackers have been targeting key staff members working for Hillary Clinton's presidential campaign, according to SecureWorks.

Microsoft accuses Google of invading privacy by reading emails and intercepting personal data transmitted on private Wi-Fi routers.

Global users breathe relief as Google announces GMail and Drive services are back after a worldwide disruption.

Google launches a suite of apps aimed at government bodies to cut IT costs and boost security, now adopted by Los Angeles.