Using Keep Aware, our clients have detected an attack type that we have dubbed “Notification Hijacking.” The attack involves malicious redirects that manipulate users to enable browser notifications. These notifications can then be used to deliver malware payloads, phishing attacks, or other malicious content. This blog post provides an analysis of browser notification attacks that...Read More

Modern cyber security architecture has a critical blind spot that is leaving our people vulnerable to attack and causing real harm. That blind spot is in a piece of technology that we all interact with nearly every single day: the web browser. The encrypted privacy protections that browsers support have inadvertently created a safe haven...Read More

Our problem is simple: despite the layers of security tools in place, threats still get to our people. According to the latest FBI Internet Crime Report, threat volume and scale are rising too. Here’s a quote said to me by an organization describing some of the biggest security-related problems they faced: If we didn’t have...Read More

Keep Aware is focused on securing organizations through their people. To see how we make security simple for everyone, get in touch. Our approach studies user behavior and interactions around threats in the workplace. In today’s work environments, phishing attacks, data loss and sophisticated social engineering threats still find a way to the user. Keep Aware...Read More