Fraud Prevention

Disruptive technologies, such as mobility, cloud, IoT and AI, have fundamentally changed our lives. They have transformed how we live and work in ways we could have never imagined just a few years ago. While these technologies have yielded a great number of benefits to organizations, they have also changed how business is conducted and […]

Today’s threat actors are doubling down on their “more is more” approach to cybercrime. In the first half of 2023, our FortiGuard Labs team observed significant activity among advanced persistent threat (APT) groups, an uptick in ransomware frequency and complexity, and increased botnet activity. As cybercrime proliferates, it’s no surprise that organizations are falling victim to attacks

Nowadays we cannot live without the Internet, a basic resource among the new generations. Remember looking for information in an encyclopedia or going to a travel agency to buy a plane ticket or make a hotel reservation? It seems like ages ago, but the truth is that the network of networks has changed the way

Society needs to be equipped to defend against cyber attacks. More than at any time in our history, cyber criminals, hostile nation states and other malicious actors have access to sophisticated technology that can disrupt the operations of critical infrastructure, businesses, governments and the daily lives of people throughout the world. Some 82% of cybersecurity breaches in

The pandemic has accelerated progress towards remote working and digitization. With so much more personal information now online, companies, institutions, infrastructure and even democracies are being maliciously targeted by actors wishing to exploit it. Industries responsible for the administration and deployment of critical infrastructure – energy, telecommunications, healthcare, transportation and finance, to name a few