How to protect your business from infostealer malware and credential theft

With infostealer malware reaching unprecedented levels, businesses need to move swiftly to secure their internal systems and login credentials before cybercriminals take advantage.
As infostealer malware targets businesses at record levels, organisations must act fast to protect their login data and internal systems before attackers exploit them.

Cybercriminals stole billions of login credentials last year using infostealer malware, putting businesses worldwide at serious risk.

These malicious tools quietly harvest passwords and session tokens from infected devices, often within minutes.

To fight back, companies must use strong multi-factor authentication, store passwords in dedicated managers, and protect devices with advanced endpoint security.

Simple browser-stored logins are no longer safe, and attackers are getting better at bypassing weak defences.

Reducing session lifespans, using hardware-backed logins, and training staff to spot phishing threats are all key to staying secure.

By combining tech with human vigilance, organisations can stay ahead of attackers and safeguard their systems and data.

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