🛑 These 10 Brands Are Fueling the Latest Phishing Storm

📌 Microsoft. Google. Amazon. DHL. Apple.
They’re not being hacked – they’re being weaponized.

📨 Cybercriminals are using our most trusted brands as bait.

🧠 It works because our brains associate these names with legitimacy – not danger.

⚠️ Employees are clicking. They’re submitting credentials. They’re opening the door wide.

🔍 The top 10 most impersonated brands in phishing attacks today?
Microsoft
Google
Amazon
LinkedIn
Adobe
Apple
Facebook
DHL
Instagram
WhatsApp

💣 That’s not just a trend – it’s a strategy.
Attackers are now laser-focused on one thing: trust.

👁️ Most simulations today don’t test this. They don’t recreate the real-world pressure and brand mimicry your team is actually up against.

🎯 That’s where AUMINT.io comes in.
Our platform builds recurring simulations that mimic these exact phishing lures – testing real reactions, not checkbox knowledge.

🔒 Don’t wait until your team clicks.
Protect them before it happens.

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🚨 CISOs: Best Free Incident Response Playbooks to Download Today 🚨

When seconds count, having a solid Incident Response (IR) playbook can make all the difference. Yet, many security leaders struggle to find comprehensive, practical, and free resources tailored for today’s evolving threats.

Here’s a curated list of top-tier free IR playbooks every CISO should download now to boost your team’s readiness and resilience:

1️⃣ SANS Incident Handler’s Handbook – A detailed guide to managing security incidents effectively.
https://www.sans.org/reading-room/whitepapers/incident/incident-handlers-handbook-33901

2️⃣ NIST Computer Security Incident Handling Guide (SP 800-61r2) – A foundational standard for federal and private sectors alike.
https://csrc.nist.gov/publications/detail/sp/800-61/rev-2/final

3️⃣ CERT Resilience Management Model (CERT-RMM) – Focuses on managing operational resilience through IR processes.
https://resources.sei.cmu.edu/library/asset-view.cfm?assetid=508839

4️⃣ MITRE ATT&CK Playbooks – Tailor your response tactics based on attacker behaviors and techniques.
https://attack.mitre.org/resources/playbooks/

5️⃣ CISA Incident Response Playbook – Practical steps from the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency.
https://www.cisa.gov/publication/cisa-incident-response-playbook

Each playbook offers unique value to fortify your defense strategy and streamline team coordination during incidents. Download, review, and customize these templates to fit your organization’s risk profile.

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🔐 MFA Is Now the Entry Point – Not the Barrier

🚨 Cybercriminals are now embedding poisoned QR codes into fake login portals and phishing emails.

🧠 They’ve figured out that if they can’t bypass MFA – they’ll make you bypass it for them.

📱 A new wave of attacks targets users scanning what look like legit QR codes to verify logins. But the second they scan – the session is hijacked, and the attacker is in.

🎯 What’s scary? Most security programs don’t even simulate this attack vector.

🔍 This is a massive blind spot. And cybercriminals know it.

🛡️ Forward-leaning CISOs are now pressure-testing MFA workflows using advanced simulations – especially QR-based authentication flows.

💡 AUMINT Trident was built for this moment. We simulate poisoned QR code attacks, track weak spots by department, and deliver customized defenses across your org.

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