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Costs are rising across most companies today. A new study, however, is finding that the costs of protecting against cyber events are also soaring.

Combating cyberattacks has proven to be costly, with organizations shelling out $1,197 per employee annually to deal with email service-, cloud app- or service-, and web browser-related cyber incidents, excluding expenses related to compliance fines, mitigation costs, and business losses, VentureBeat reports.

Global businesses are paying thousands each year to meet the expanding threats against email, browsers, and emerging cloud-based channels in the enterprise

Perception Point announced the publication of a report, “The Rise of Cyber Threats Against Email, Browsers and Emerging Cloud-Based Channels“, which evaluates the responses of security and IT decision-makers at large enterprises and reveals numerous significant findings about today’s enterprise threat landscape.

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat prevention across digital channels, announced the publication of a new report, ‘The Rise of Cyber Threats Against Email, Browsers and Emerging Cloud-Based Channels’.

Big businesses are spending almost $1,200 a year, per employee, to protect themselves from cyber-attacks, says a news study.

Organizations are paying $1,197 per employee each year to address successful cyber incidents across email services, cloud collaboration apps or services, and web browsers.

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat prevention across digital channels, today announced the publication of a new report, ‘The Rise of Cyber Threats Against Email, Browsers and Emerging Cloud-Based Channels’. The report, based on a survey conducted in conjunction with Osterman Research, evaluates the responses of security and IT decision-makers at large enterprises and reveals numerous significant findings about today’s enterprise threat landscape.

A new report today from email and collaboration security startup Perception Point Inc. finds that organizations are paying increasing amounts each year to address cybersecurity incidents.

Companies pay an average of $1197 per employee yearly to address successful cyber incidents against email services, cloud collaboration apps or services and browsers.

Cybersecurity is an expensive business. To prepare to address sophisticated threat actors, an enterprise needs to maintain a complete security operations center (SOC) filled with state-of-the-art technologies and experienced professionals who know how to identify and mitigate threats. 

As enterprises continue to be targeted by increasingly sophisticated threat actors, it is vital that they assess the efficacy of their legacy cybersecurity solutions and adapt to the burgeoning threat landscape accordingly.

Perception Point, a provider of advanced threat protection across digital channels, announced that it has partnered with SentinelOne to provide customers unparalleled advanced threat detection and rapid remediation across enterprise endpoints, email, and cloud collaboration channels.

Perception Point announced that it has partnered with SentinelOne to provide customers unparalleled advanced threat detection and rapid remediation across enterprise endpoints, email, and cloud collaboration channels. 

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat protection across digital channels, announced that it has partnered with SentinelOne, an autonomous cybersecurity platform company, to provide customers unparalleled advanced threat detection and rapid remediation across enterprise endpoints, email, and cloud collaboration channels.

The Perception Point integration provides wide visibility into attacks across email, web browser, and cloud collaboration apps.

The integration consolidates, simplifies, and boosts advanced threat prevention and incident response across the organization's endpoints, emails and cloud collaboration channels

We spoke with Karen Krivaa, Perception Point about the email security challenges organizations are facing, how cloud has changed risk posture, and what organizations can do to ensure their email defenses can combat the threat of cyber attacks.

Perception Point's Advanced Browser Security allows users to browse natively with no significant latency. It is compatible with all web browsers and all common browsers, and provides best-of-breed isolation for high-risk sites.

Slashed budgets, staff shortages, and the significant risks associated with legacy cybersecurity solutions – these reasons and more are why Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and…

Perception Point can isolate, detect, and remediate all attacks across both email, collaboration channels, and web browsers. 

Perception Point – a prevention-as-a-service company – recently launched their Web Security Solution, staking their stance on the resolution. 

Perception Point this week launched an alternative approach to creating sandboxes on Chrome and Microsoft Edge browsers that isolates browser sessions from potential web threats.

Managed solution lets users browse the web or access SaaS applications without exposing enterprise data to risk; providing highly advanced security for native browsers, while ensuring user productivity.

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat prevention across digital channels, released Perception Point Advanced Browser Security which is a new web security solution that adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers.

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat prevention across digital channels, announced the release of Perception Point Advanced Browser Security, a new web security solution which adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers.

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat prevention across digital channels, announced today the release of Perception Point Advanced Browser Security, a new web security solution which adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers. 

Prevention-as-a-service vendor says its new managed security service lets users browse the web or access SaaS applications without exposing enterprise data to risk.

Email and collaboration security startup Perception Point Inc. has released a new web security solution that adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers.

Perception Point announced today the release of Perception Point Advanced Browser Security, a new web security solution which adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and…

Perception Point released Perception Point Advanced Browser Security, a new web security solution which adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers.

Perception Point, a leading provider of advanced threat prevention across digital channels, announced the release of Perception Point Advanced Browser Security, a new web security solution which adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers.

Perception Point announced the release of Perception Point Advanced Browser Security, a new web security solution which adds enterprise-grade security to native Chrome and Edge browsers.

Tal Zamir, CTO at Perception Point, discusses how organizations can disrupt attacks against their end users with accurate detection, threat isolation, and human intervention.

Phishing itself is not a new or a particularly complicated threat. But the emergence of  advanced phishing techniques – “DeepSea Phishing” – poses an entirely new challenge for enterprises.

Research by Perception Point reveals new type of phishing method exploits the gap in how browsers and email inboxes scan web domains.

Perception Point researchers discovered a low-effort phishing technique that was able to bypass advanced email security detection.

A novel form of phishing takes advantage of a disparity between how browsers and email inboxes read web domains.

In this video for Help Net Security, Michael Aminov, Chief Architect at Perception Point, talks about a recent Binance impersonation attack and, more broadly, the ongoing threat landscape impacting the cryptocurrency industry.

Phishing, a longstanding cyberattack technique through which attackers impersonate others to gain access to confidential information, has become immensely popular as of late, hitting an all-time high in December 2021, with attacks tripling since the previous year.

Forty cybersecurity-related merger and acquisition (M&A) deals were announced in March 2022.

Perception Point announced that it has acquired Hysolate, a next-gen web isolation platform operating at the endpoint level, to deliver unprecedented protection against all content-based attacks by leveraging three necessary layers of cybersecurity technology: isolation, detection, and remediation.

Both Perception Point & Hysolate have cybersecurity partner programs that engage MSPs and MSSPs.

‘Once we were introduced to the opportunity, we had no hesitation because of the quality of the technology, the experience of the team, and the product that they built,’ says Perception Point CEO Yoram Salinger.

Cybernews interview with Karen Krivaa, CMO at Perception Point: While hackers have always been lurking around in one way or another, the ongoing pandemic and adaptation to remote roles paved the way for cyber felons to further increase attacks on enterprises.

Researchers at Perception Point write about CVE-2022-22583, a successor to Shrootless that could let attackers bypass Mac System Integrity Protection (SIP). It was patched yesterday in macOS Monterey 12.2, macOS Big Sur 11.6.3 and Security Update 2022-001 Catalina. Apple shared the credit for this CVE between three researchers: Mickey Jin, Ron Hass of Perception Point and an anonymous researcher.

Unlike the rest of us, cyber attackers don’t take vacations. The holiday season is upon us, and many are preparing to celebrate with family and friends both near and far. For attackers, the holiday season is a perfect time to launch attacks, when businesses are closed or are operating with a skeletal crew.

While cybersecurity attacks are increasing across the many threat vectors, email still remains the most common channel for opportunistic and targeted attacks.

According to Perception Point CEO, Yoram Salinger, we will see cyberattacks becoming more sophisticated than they already are in the upcoming year. In this article we review why most enterprises are still susceptible to cyberattacks and what CISOs should take into consideration in 2022.

There are many email security solutions available in the market today, yet organizations still see phishing and malware reach users. Here is a list of the most-used techniques that hackers choose to bypass traditional email security solutions.

Job ad scams are on the rise. According to the FBI, more than 16,000 Americans reported employment scams in 2020. Some are easy to spot. Others are quite sophisticated.

Cybercriminals are using Salesforce’s mass email service to dupe people into handing over credit card numbers, credentials and other personal information in a novel phishing campaign that highlights the threats to corporate networks that can come from whitelisted email addresses.

Along with the shift to the cloud and emergence of modern digital services and applications, new security concerns have emerged for organizations. This article discusses how new use cases are creating security risks for AWS S3 users, and best practices for organizations on how to protect their organizations with advanced threat protection services.

See the following article highlighting Perception Point’s incident response software, X-Ray, and elaborating on it’s functionality and key differentiators.

Acronis Cyber Protect Cloud’s New Advance Pack, Now Powered by Perception Point, Blocks Email-Borne Threats from Reaching Client Inboxes

Each year, it becomes easier for wanna-be phishers to create successful campaigns. This is well-known. But now, it’s at its easiest. Anyone can successfully set up and employ a phishing scheme – without knowing any programming, going to the darknet or paying a thing.

Yoram Salinger, Perception Point's CEO, sits down with Channelbuzz.ca for an exclusive interview.

The solution integrates natively with apps and services including AWS S3, Slack, Google Drive, Microsoft Exchange and SharePoint, Salesforce, Dropbox, Evernote, Box, and many more.

Perception Point, a leading email and collaboration security company, has raised $28 million in Series B, bringing the total funding to $48 million.

“While some of our competitors just do one thing, like stop phishing attacks, attacks today are often combinations of attacks. We are experts in all of the threat vectors.”

Israeli cybersecurity startup Perception Point announced on Wednesday that it has raised $28 million in a series B funding round.

The new funding round was led by Red Dot Capital Partners and joined by global investor NGP Capital along with existing investors Pitango Venture Capital and State of Mind Ventures (SOMV).