Rapidly increasing cyber attacks from China! The targets are the intellectual properties of small and medium-sized enterprises, such as technology, designs, and patents. If we don't protect ourselves, the company could be in crisis!?
Do you think that cyber attacks only target large companies? In reality, cybercriminals often first infect small and medium-sized enterprises with viruses, and then embed viruses in emails sent to large companies from there.
The small and medium-sized enterprises that are used as stepping stones have all their intellectual property and client information stolen. They then face mass production of similar products in countries like China, leading to price competition that results in losses. Furthermore, they may be held responsible for infecting large companies with viruses and could face liability for damages (as it falls under the tort of Article 709 of the Civil Code).
The actual flow of an attack typically begins with sending emails that impersonate employees of the target company or disguise themselves as clients to employees of that company. Once someone opens the email, they get infected, and the infection spreads from there. In other words, eliminating the initial "spoofed emails impersonating internal or external individuals" is crucial for protecting both your company and your clients. So, what should be done to eliminate spoofed emails?
The materials provide a detailed explanation of the above content. We highly recommend downloading them and starting your countermeasures immediately.
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