odix and AKITA announce merger creating a holistic approach for Zero Trust security
June, 13th 2023, Israel, odix - a leading provider of advanced malware prevention solutions announces its merger with AKITA...
How to prevent the next CyDemic?
Part II
Imagine the next scenario, a western European leader develops cancer cells that needs immediate attention. He complains about lung pains...
How to prevent the next CyDemic?
Part I
There is an unspeakable plague the healthcare system struggling against – malicious cyber campaigns targeting every healthcare facility of any size...
When social platforms and files wear the mask of truth
With 33% of American TikTok users admitting they regularly consume their news on the social video app, it is no wonder that no more than ever...
Zero-Day Attacks: What Are They and How Can You Prevent Them?
Today, software is used for everything from entertainment and finance to education and productivity. However, as its applications...
Remittance Advice/ Swift Ref: TRF675066, a malicious Phishing HTML attachment that bypasses Exchange Online’s EOP
Recently the odix team found a new phishing scenario that possesses a unique threat to end-users. Remittance Advice/ Swift...
Ransomware, a timeline of destruction Part II
As we discussed in Ransomware, a timeline of destruction Part I, while ransomware has its origins in the late 1980’s it didn’t become cyber criminals attack...
Ransomware, a timeline of destruction Part I
Ransomware attacks have recently garnered noticeable attention in the news cycle however, their roots date back over thirty years.
Fighting Cyber Risk Across the Supply Chain
Supply chain cybersecurity is heavily dependent on the complex interchange of a vastly interconnected and geographically diverse ecosystem that is both deep...
odix’s Deep File Inspection driven security solutions now block malicious HTM/L attachments
The dev-op team from odix is pleased to announce that our full range of content disarm, and reconstruction solutions now have advanced static analysis...
