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Netskope Threat Labs
Threat research
for the cloud
Staffed by the industry’s foremost cloud threat and malware researchers, the Netskope Threat Labs discovers, analyzes, and designs defenses against the latest cloud threats affecting enterprises.
With original research and in-depth analysis of cloud-related threats — including cloud phishing, scams, malware delivery, command and control, data exfiltration, data exposure — the Labs helps protect Netskope customers from malicious actors and contributes to the global security community with research, advice, and best practices.
Led by renowned security researchers, distinguished engineers, and principal architects with experience founding and leading companies in Silicon Valley and around the world, the Netskope Threat Labs is based in our headquarters with representation throughout the world. The researchers are regular presenters and volunteers at top security conferences, including DefCon, BlackHat, and RSA.
Cloud and Threat Report: August 2020 Edition
Remote Work @ Risk
The August 2020 Edition of the Cloud and Threat Report spotlights how the abrupt shift to remote work led to a massive change in user behavior. These user behaviors include the adoption of new cloud applications, and the increasingly blurry lines between work and personal life. With these changes in mind, key findings identified risk scenarios, such as the growing personal use of managed devices and the use of questionable applications that places enterprise data at risk.
Get the Netskope Cloud and Threat Report so you can effectively protect your business and get your security program up to speed.
Netskope Threat Labs Report
The Netskope Threat Labs Report is produced monthly.
In the July Netskope Threat Labs Report, you will find a roundup of the latest threats, including:
- The Linkr Adware making a comeback using new domains and new Chrome extensions
- Ways to protect yourself against SSH multiplexing attacks in cloud environments
- More open redirects being abused for Office 365 phishing campaigns
Netskope Threat Labs Report
July, 2020
Netskope Threat Labs Report
June, 2020
Netskope Threat Labs Report
May, 2020
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