Please join SiteLock for our next webinar as we examine the latest cybersecurity trends and data from our 2019 Website Security Report.
The report analyzes more than 6 million websites to determine the most prevalent cyberthreats websites face today, and provides unique insight into the top website risk factors and emerging trends for 2019.
Hosted by SiteLock Product Marketing Specialist, Monique Becent, the webinar will cover:
Did you know that websites experience an average of 58 attacks per day? That’s one cyberattack approximately every 25 minutes! Even more startling, as much as 61 percent of all internet traffic is automated traffic from bots, meaning these attacks do not discriminate based on the size or popularity of a website. No website is too small or too new to hack.
Breaking news: No website is too small to hide from a cyberattack.
Enterprises and big brands may receive unwanted publicity for cyberattacks and data breaches, but smaller doesn’t mean safer. In fact, website attacks increased 14 percent in Q1 2018 compared to Q4 2017 as cybercriminals set their sights on independent websites and small businesses. A successful attack can result in a loss of revenue, a drop in traffic, and damage to the business or website’s reputation. The good news is? There are easy and effective ways website owners can protect their sites and reduce their risk. Knowing what you’re up against is the first step to creating a safe experience for your website and visitors.
The SiteLock Website Security Insider Q1 2018 analyzes data from over 10 million websites to pinpoint the threats website owners need to be aware of. As a new feature to the report, SiteLock surveyed 250 website owners to assess their knowledge and preparedness of cybersecurity. Below are some of the key findings and first steps to securing your website. For more insights and actionable advice for all website owners, download the full report.
The SiteLock Research team has become aware of sites infected with fake WordPress plugins that provide cybercriminals with backdoor access and allow them to inject malicious content onto web pages. Below is a high-level overview of the plugins and malware being detected by our scanners and analyzed by SiteLock Research analysts. We also cover effective tips to help protect your site.
It’s a small business owner’s worst nightmare! What happens when Nancy’s website is hacked by cybercriminals? How will her business recover? Find out in our latest infographic!
What causes a small business website to be hacked by cybercriminals? To answer this question, SiteLock analyzed 6 million websites and identified alarming trends in attacker behavior and tactics. The SiteLock Website Security Insider Q4 2017 reveals what these trends mean for your business, and provides simple tips to protect your website from complex cyberthreats.
Check out a brief summary of key findings below, or download the complete report to read the research in full.
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First Identifiable Data: 02/01/2018
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Trend Name: Value
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While reviewing an infected site, the SiteLock Research team found a number of suspiciously named, obfuscated files that appear almost identical to legitimate ionCube-encoded files. We determined the suspicious ionCube files were malicious, and found that hundreds of sites and thousands of files were affected. We will discuss the defining features of the malware, its purpose, and discuss mitigation for infected sites.
What does a pirate attack on a celebrity yacht and a website compromise have in common? Read our infographic to learn the unprecedented parallels between how stealthy pirates stole from a yacht during a high-profile party, and how cybercriminals are increasingly sneaking their way into websites for self-serving purposes, like to steal email addresses and credit card info they can resell on the black market.
Imagine if one in every 15 websites you visited was secretly taken over by cybercriminals trying to steal your credit card information or other personal data. Now imagine if that website was your website, and you had no idea it was harming your visitors. This is the reality for many website owners, and now more than ever, they need to be on alert for cyberattacks in 2018.
In Q3 2017, SiteLock discovered alarming cybercrime trends that will likely affect websites for months to come. The most worrying trend for website owners: cybercriminals are increasingly using malware, or software that is used for malicious purposes, to take advantage of website visitors. In fact, nearly 15 percent of malware attacks targeted website visitors with the goal of exploiting them for sensitive data, website traffic, and other assets or resources. That’s not all: cybercriminals attempted to compromise more websites in Q3 2017 than in the previous quarter, increasing their attempted attacks by 16 percent.
Nancy is a small business owner who runs an ecommerce store selling women’s clothing. She knows there’s a lot of competition out there, so she works hard to make her customers happy. She’s found that one of the best ways to attract new customers and keep them coming back is by creating a feature-rich, user-friendly website that visitors love to use. Nancy’s website provides an easy shopping experience for her customers thanks to the features included with ecommerce plugins like Magento and WooCommerce. It also includes linked social media accounts, videos, pages of merchandise, and more!
One day, Nancy woke up to an inbox full of emails from frustrated customers. Something was wrong with her website!
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