Data Exfiltration

The History and Evolution of Ransomware

What lessons should businesses be taking from these five major ransomware attacks and variants of recent years?

Preventing Insider Threats: What Does it Take to Guard Against Data Exfiltration?

The cost of insider threats to businesses is on the rise, so how can you prevent data being compromised by these actions?

Why Endpoint Protection is a Vital Part of Any Anti-Data Exfiltration Strategy

On-device protection for businesses' growing digital footprint is essential in protecting firms from data exfiltration - find out why this is a growing priority.

Data Exfiltration – Do You Know Where Your Stolen Data is Going?

Understanding who's trying to steal your data and what they plan to do with it is essential in helping to protect your business from data exfiltration.

Data Exfiltration 101: How Threat Actors Compromise Networks

Data exfiltration 101 describes the types of attacks that lead to data exfiltration and why 83% of all attacks rely on it as the primary vector.

Anti Data Exfiltration versus Endpoint Security

Where traditional Endpoint Security relies on sensitive data matching algorithms, Anti Data Exfiltration uses a more sophisticated approach and monitors outbound traffic on endpoints, and restricts data from leaving the network.

BlackFog ARM 64 edition provides anti data exfiltration across new platforms

BlackFog ARM 64 edition for now available for Windows 10 and 11 computers such as Microsoft’s Surface Pro X and virtual machines.

Anti Data Exfiltration (ADX) Versus Data Loss Prevention (DLP)

Organizations have spent years developing and implementing different solutions for keeping sensitive data secure. While the Data Loss Prevention (DLP) model has been one of the most popular approaches for addressing these security pain points, Anti Data Exfiltration (ADX) provides a new solution to this problem.

Zero Trust Architecture and Data Exfiltration: What this means for you

Cyberattacks like the Colonial Pipeline attack have become disturbingly frequent. The US Federal government is now mandating a Zero trust architecture across all departments. We look at how data exfiltration is an important part of this new mandate.

The Shift from Ransomware to Data Theft Extortion

With data theft extortion, instead of a single ransom demand, there may be hundreds or thousands. In most cases, cybercriminals are adopting a dual-revenue model where a single, large-scale ransom demand is accompanied by individual ransoms for affected parties.