Corporate attacks

Cyber-attacks don’t just target individuals. Corporations are just as vulnerable to online fraud. Also known as CEO fraud, whaling is similar to phishing in that it uses methods such as email and website spoofing to trick a target into performing specific actions, such as revealing sensitive data or transferring money.

Ransomware made headlines throughout recent months and continues to remain a key threat to corporates. Ransom malware, or ransomware, is a type of malware that installs covertly on a victim's device, either carries out an extortion attack by holding the victim's data hostage, or threatens to publish the victim's data, until a ransom is paid. Make sure your systems are protected!

As a company, you depend on a network of suppliers, service providers, vendors and other external relationships. To keep the firm and your data cyber safe, it is fundamentally important that you measure the risks associated with engaging with those external stakeholders, act upon this information and drive strategic initiatives.

You need to manage cyber risk and operational processes. The objective is to deliver analytical, protective, detective and responsive capabilities anchored in minimum security requirements, covering the entire external relationship lifecycle.