BLOGS By Morphisec Team

Excerpted from the ebook “Deception and Counter Deception: Moving Target Attacks vs. Moving Target Defense” by Mordechai Guri, Chief Science Officer at Morphisec. Download the full eBook here.

Cyber attackers constantly develop new methods to...

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Amidst the pageantry and spectacle of the US primaries, there’s a quieter vote going on, one that takes only a few seconds from you. We’re talking about Startup50 2016. Finalists make it into Jeff Vance’s Big50 Startup Report,...

The Carbanak APT group, aka “Anunak,” (dubbed Carbanak by Kaspersky Labs to reflect its Carberp origins) is one of the most notorious cybercriminal groups to target the Financial sector. Since Carbanak was first released in December 2014, around 100...

Cyber threat awareness and spending are up, but organizations feel less confident than ever of their ability to handle them. This is one of the conclusions of the State of Cybersecurity: Implications for 2016. The study, conducted by RSA Conference...

The countdown to RSA is on! We are looking forward to attending the 25^th anniversary of the Conference at the end of the month in San Francisco, where we will be unveiling our unique Endpoint Threat Prevention product. Finally…a true prevention...

We’re so pleased to announce our nomination for “Most Innovative Cybersecurity Company” in the Cybersecurity Excellence Awards. Seems like folks are just as excited as we are about our Moving Target Defense.

At the upcoming Cybertech Tel Aviv (January 26-27) – the most significant cyber-technology exhibition outside of the U.S. – Morphisec will be showcasing the ultimate, most efficient endpoint threat prevention solution.

For the past two years, Morphisec has been part of the JVP Cyber Labs incubator. However, as our official launch draws closer, we’re rapidly transitioning to a new and exciting stage—and moving to new office space.

Explosive news about vulnerabilities found in FireEye's security software are hitting the headlines. ZDNet, Ars Technica, PCworld and more reported about the findings by the Google Project Zero researchers. First, let’s give kudos to FireEye for...