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  Enterprise security pros spend too long researching suspicious URLs

  Publié: août 7, 2019, 2:42pm CEST par Ian Barker

  Phishing threats tend to be fast moving, so the ability to block them quickly is essential for protection. But a new survey finds that even large companies with multi-layer security controls and multiple threat feeds lack adequate safeguards to protect their employees from phishing attacks that employ links to malicious sites. The study from SlashNext reveals that 56 percent of respondents correctly note that phishing URLs typically remain active for a very short time, under an hour to just several hours. This underlines the need for both proactive and real-time threat detection as well as fast deployment of threat intelligence… [Continue Reading]