Network and data security is essential to operating today's modern data center - but creating your security plan is impossible without knowing your vulnerabilities. Identify those invisible threats with Datalink Networks Security Assessment services: Our team will conduct a vulnerability scan of a single Local Area Network and deliver a collection of comprehensive reports describing key recommendations that will increase your security and lower your organization's risk. We will also do a threat scan of your Office 365 and Exchange email to identify insider threats in which your company's employees may be knowingly or unknowingly sending sensitive information to external malicious sites and zero-day threats from malicious emails that reached your mail system before the threat was known.
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Currently, a popular attack vector is to send out a spoofed email from the IRS with an attached file named “taxletter.doc, (or something similar), and appeals to the recipient to respond immediately in order to prevent delinquent tax liabilities.
In this attack, the malicious attachment's payload is a password stealer. The malware launches Microsoft PowerShell, which works in the background as the recipient views the document. Tens of millions of people have been compromised by this new sophisticated attack, and the messages continue to evolve to avoid detection by unsuspected users.
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