Proofpoint has been named a Leader in the 2026 Gartner® Magic Quadrant™ for Digital Communications Governance and Archiving ...

New investment model provides organizations greater flexibility to maximize long-term value from their security investments ...

New integration embeds Proofpoint’s API-based advanced email threat detection into the Microsoft security console for ...

Credential compromise occurs when unauthorized parties gain access to login details such as usernames, passwords, or security answers. These stolen credentials are often obtained through phishing ...

In cybersecurity, catfishing refers to the fabrication of a false online identity by a cybercriminal for the purposes of deception, fraud, or exploitation. As the name implies, catfishing is most ...

AI access security helps organizations discover, monitor, and govern how employees use generative AI tools, embedded AI features, and AI-connected applications. It inspects prompts, responses, uploads ...

Every insider threat has a cause, whether it’s a lapse in judgment or rushed mistake, growing resentment, a change in ideology, or desire for personal gain. Left unchecked, these small cracks can ...

Credential stuffing is a cyber threat that accesses online user accounts using stolen usernames and passwords. As a form of brute force attack, credential stuffing involves cyber-attackers using ...

Find information about any current service impacts with Proofpoint products. On October 29, some customers experienced an issue preventing logging in to some Proofpoint products, which resulted in ...

Hear directly from Sumit Dhawan, Proofpoint's CEO, on why Proofpoint and Varonis are coming together — and what it means for you. Connect social threats, agent behavior, and data exposure to show how ...

One of the most well-known terms in the world of cybersecurity, “hacking,” refers to the intrusive activities linked to exploiting a computer system or a private network without authorized access. The ...