Two different studies found spoofed media domains revealing the potential for suspicious activity correlated with top U.S.-based news sources; and GDPR compliance and privacy governance still a challenge for most organizations.
"As distrust of traditional media continues to grow, and individuals continue to consume social networks as trusted news sources, protecting the public from disinformation campaigns has become pertinent to the democratic process," Corin Imai, senior security advisor, DomainTools. Said. "Our research underscores the need for media outlets to leverage cyberthreat intelligence and maintain vigilance over efforts to undermine their credibility. Further, educational campaigns that raise awareness about these issues will continue to be necessary in mitigating risks that come with malicious activity targeted at legitimate media sources."
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