In Episode 7 of Hacker Files, Joe Panettieri and Webroot guest George Anderson discuss ransomware attacks against local governments in Georgia and New York, and how cybersecurity training could help minimize incidents at a fraction of the cost of a breach.

The idea behind HTTPS is to create a secure, encrypted connection between your browser and a website. Does it work? Joe Panettieri and Webroot’s Hal Lonas discuss.

While quantum computing has numerous positive implications, some critics worry hackers will leverage this technology for nefarious purposes. Host Joe sits down with Grayson Milbourne, Security Intelligence Director, to get a cybersecurity experts’...

A five-year-old exploit for home router software was recently used to launch massive spam campaigns. Joe Panettieri and Webroot’s Hal Lonas discuss botnets and how to stop them.

Spear phishing, a hyper-targeted form of the classic phishing attack, is rapidly gaining popularity and financial success. Hear Joe Panettieri and Webroot’s Hal Lonas discuss this highly-sophisticated tactic.

How was Tesla duped into running malware on its own AWS infrastructure? Here, Joe Panettieri and Webroot’s Charlie Tomeo discuss cryptojacking news and its wider repercussions.

Cybercriminals sniff out unsecured remote desktop protocol (RDP) to circumvent even well-planned defenses. Joe Panettieri and Webroot’s Charlie Tomeo discuss RDP as a ransomware delivery strategy.

From APTs to global ransomware, the last decade has seen major innovations in cybercrime and its targets. Tyler Moffitt, Security Analyst, joins Joe Panettieri to cover key trends from the last 10 years, and what they mean for today’s businesses.

The people (Microsoft Office 365 Users) versus PhishPoint.