I have recently seen a lot of zero-day malware attacks and interestingly, these attacks aren’t even trying to be covert. In these cases, the malware is attached to an email in the form of an executable file and the recipient is asked to run the attachment. Being in the technology works, people like you and me don’t fall for this, but a lot of less technical users do and execute the attachment.
In this article we’ll explore proactive actions that can help prevent zero-day malware from landing in in your employee’s mailboxes.
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