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How Weak Passwords Lead to Ransomware Attacks

Prevent ransomware attacks by building layers of defense into your cybersecurity strategy to mitigate the fallout of an infiltration.

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The ITDR Imperative: Securing Active Directory

Enhance ITDR with Active Directory by using real-time Dark Web intelligence and automated remediation to stop credential-based attacks.

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The Consequences of Password Reuse

A high-profile incident shows the widespread risk posed by password reuse, especially when the victims are high-privilege users.

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The Verizon 2025 DBIR: Insights from Enzoic

The Verizon 2025 DBIR continues to be at the forefront of cybersecurity research analysis, and Enzoic is proud to be an official contributor.

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Beyond Free Breach-Check Tools

Free lookup services have helped raise awareness around the dangers of compromised credentials, but they simply don’t go far enough.

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Password Hashing: What Cyber Pros Need to Know

Password hashing is the process of converting a plain-text password into a fixed-length string of characters (called a hash) using a one-way cryptographic algorithm​. 

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Guidepoint Security & Enzoic: Taking on the Password Problem

Enzoic and GuidePoint Security partner to help organizations fight credential-based attacks with real-time password intelligence.

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How Credential Leaks Fuel Cyberattacks

Credential leaks are fueling cyberattacks. Learn how credential stuffing works—and how to stop account takeovers before they start.

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Stopping MFA Fatigue Attacks Before They Start: Securing Your Entry Points

By protecting the password layer, organizations can prevent the MFA fatigue flood of notifications altogether.

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Unhealthy Cybersecurity Postures

Why industries continues to struggle with its cybersecurity posture amid rising ransomware attacks, human error, and outdated systems.

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