Phishing has evolved beyond employee inboxes, targeting customers and partners with convincing brand impersonation scams across websites, ads, and social media. This post explores why internal defenses alone are no longer enough and how a brand-first phishing protection strategy can safeguard trust, prevent revenue loss, and remove threats before they spread.
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An endpoint refers to any user device, such as a desktop computer, laptop, smartphone, or tablet, that connects to a network. Endpoints are often targeted by malicious actors seeking to…
