Insights and Updates: The ETTE Blog

When people hear “data leak,” they usually imagine hackers breaking in, alarms going off, and systems being compromised. In reality, a lot of data leaks happen without any breach at all. No malware. No attacker. Just everyday tools and habits quietly exposing information. That’s what makes these leaks so dangerous—they often go unnoticed. Here are five common places where data leakage happens even when ...

Getting a “suspicious login detected” alert can be unsettling. Even if nothing looks broken, it’s not something you should ignore. These alerts are often the earliest warning signs of an attempted breach—and what you do next can make all the difference. The goal isn’t panic. It’s verification. Here are six smart things to check immediately after a suspicious login alert, before a small issue ...

Phishing emails work for one simple reason: most businesses don’t fully lock down their email settings. Even with good training and strong passwords, attackers slip through because small, easily fixable settings get ignored. The good news? Tightening a few behind-the-scenes options can dramatically reduce how many phishing emails reach your team in the first place. Here are five overlooked email settings that make phishing ...