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Cybercrime and the Holiday Season

The holiday season is a busy time for shopper, retailers, and cybercriminals. The influx in payment card information exchange makes it a ripe season for attackers to exploit vulnerabilities and get access to your data.

This research discusses:

The top 4 types of attacks we are likely to see
The tool, tactics, and procedures (TTPs) cybercriminals are using
How to defend against these types of attacks

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