KnowBe4's Q2 2025 Phishing Simulation Roundup report underscores employees' continued vulnerability to malicious emails that appear familiar, whether from HR, IT, or major brands TAMPA BAY, Fla., July ...

TAMPA, Fla. (Nov. 3, 2025) – Companies often send out simulated – or fake – phishing emails to employees to see who takes the bait and click. Those who fall for such scams typically receive an ...

Were you offered free tickets to see “Harry Potter and the Cursed Child” at the Durham Performing Arts Center? Many Duke community members received that email and others as part of a simulated ...

Raffi Krikorian, the Democratic National Committee’s chief technology officer, plans to launch a series of simulated phishing attacks on DNC staffers to measure their preparedness, he told Wired.

70% of simulated landing page interactions involved branded content. Microsoft was the most common brand, accounting for 25%, followed by LinkedIn, X, Okta, and Amazon. 82% of the top 20 clicked links ...

KnowBe4, the provider of the world’s largest security awareness training and simulated phishing platform, revealed the results of its Q3 2019 top-clicked phishing report. The results found that ...

A new report out today from cybersecurity training services company Hoxhunt Ltd. reveals that artificial intelligence-powered phishing agents have surpassed elite human red teams in crafting effective ...

Employees are particularly vulnerable to phishing techniques that exploit familiarity, according to the Q3 Phishing Roundup from KnowBe4. Of the simulated landing page interactions studied, 70% ...

Three times this spring, Vanessa Simmons, a Database Administrator with Duke’s Office of Information Technology (OIT), received a suspicious email. The short, urgent message from what appeared to be a ...

LONDON, Jan. 20, 2025 /PRNewswire/ --A new survey from Omdia reveals that phishing scams are the leading security threat for smartphone users, with 24% of respondents reporting they have fallen victim ...

COMMENTARY New research from Omdia shows that the security capabilities on several of the latest consumer smartphones, including top devices from Apple, Google, and Samsung, fail to detect several ...