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    daniel1820815@infosec.exchangeD
    From #CheckPoint #CheckMates: Business Email Compromise (BEC) remains one of the most effective and costly attack vectors, exploiting human behavior and bypassing traditional email security controls. Once a user engages, attackers move fast, making detection alone insufficient to prevent impact. Join my colleagues for a live webinar featuring Christian Crawford and Jesse Weeks, Security Engineers from Check Point's Workspace Security team, as they reveal how AI-driven email security detects and prevents BEC attacks in real time, without relying on manual intervention. What makes BEC one of the most effective and costly attack vectorsHow to reduce response time without increasing operational complexityWhy AI-driven email security is necessary to detect and prevent BEC attackshttps://engage.checkpoint.com/how-to-stop-a-bec-attack-with-ai
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    VECT Ransomware is a Wiper, Not Ransomware — Don’t Bother Paying, Says Check Point ResearchYou can read their blog post at https://blog.checkpoint.com/security/vect-ransomware-why-paying-wont-get-your-files-back/ or their full report at https://research.checkpoint.com/2026/vect-ransomware-by-design-wiper-by-accident/(h/t, @cybernews) I contacted VECT and asked them for their response to #CheckPoint's report. Their response was, um... short? https://databreaches.net/2026/04/29/vect-ransomware-is-a-wiper-not-ransomware-dont-bother-paying-says-checkpoint-research/#infosecurity #ransomware #decryption #decryptor #VECT #wiper @GossiTheDog @BleepingComputer @dangoodin @jgreig