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CyberInt Reports for 2019 - Bolder Cyber Attacks to Occur Against Digital B2C BusinessesTEL AVIV, Israel, January 9, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- CyberInt reports that as more value is transferred through digital channels, the more they become a target for cyber criminals in particular for B2C businesses who engage with their end customers across multiple channels, both their own as well as partner based. As we move forward to 2019, credit card and payment information theft will continue to rise as more and more attacks go after businesses' digital footprint - digital assets or channels they employ to interact with their customers. While not surprising, if organizations can better address the reasons for that growth, they'll be better prepared. Here are some of the reasons for the ongoing vulnerabilities:
Getting around this problem requires more targeted threat intelligence and more sophisticated detection and response platforms and, if need be, outsourced, cyber expert-based managed services. In short, 2019 will see more sophisticated threat actors, more intensified attacks and, yes, more advanced security technology that will, in turn, require greater skills and capabilities. About CyberInt CyberInt eliminates potential threats before they become crises by looking at all online activities and digital assets from an attacker's perspective and provides managed detection and response services to customers worldwide. Leveraging Argos[TM] real-time digital risk protection platform with a global cyber expert analyst team, as well as managed SOC, managed EDR, threat hunting, deep dive investigations, and real-time incident response services, CyberInt provides holistic end-to-end protection to digital businesses in retail, ecommerce, gaming and financial industries. https://www.cyberint.com/ A similar version of this content appeared in VMBlog in November 2018. For further information, please contact: SOURCE CyberInt |