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Download the PDF > Today we are excited to announce a major new extension to the Eclypsium device integrity platform, which lets organizations easily extend visibility and security beyond their traditional endpoints to all the network and unmanaged… Continue reading Extending Visibility and Security to Network and Unmanaged Devices
Something was very wrong at Forward Air on December 15, 2020. The company’s website was completely down. No one answered the customer service lines. Customers were waiting — and waiting — and waiting — for scheduled arrivals. And with all systems down, those customers had no way to get any information or track their packages. […]
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IBM Security’s annual X-Force Threat Intelligence Index uses data derived from across our teams and managed customers to gather insights about the topmost targeted industries every year, helping organizations manage risk and resource investment in their security programs. When it comes to managing digital risk and facing potential cyberattacks, each industry faces its own unique […]
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Once again, supply chain risks are in the news, with Bloomberg reporting attacks compromising servers via malicious firmware updates. While we don’t have many technical details about the attacks reported in the Bloomberg article, the risk associated wi… Continue reading A Secure Supply Chain Requires Independent Visibility Into Firmware
Download the PDF > In the wake of the Sunburst attack, IR and threat hunting are more important than ever, and firmware should be a key part of these efforts. As organizations continue to uncover the magnitude of these events, it is time to conside… Continue reading In the Shadow of Sunburst: Hunting for Firmware Persistence in the Context of Supply Chain Attack IR
Download the PDF > Five questions to evaluate and improve your firmware security posture In a year of historic challenges, 2020 saw firmware and hardware issues become one of the most active areas of enterprise security. APT and ransomware threat a… Continue reading Assessing Enterprise Firmware Security Risk in 2021
The energy sector is no stranger to digital transformation. Like so many industries before it, energy is currently in the midst of significant digital growth, thanks to developments in artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IOT), blockch… Continue reading Threat actors’ dangerous and rising interest in the global energy industry
It is not uncommon for a Hackaday writer to trawl the comments section of a given article, looking for insights or to learn something new. Often, those with experience in various fields will share kernels of knowledge or raise questions on a particular topic. Recently, I happened to be glazing …read more
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End of year predictions, evaluations and recommendations are commonplace in our industry, though no one could predict this time last year just quite how 2020 would pan out, and the far-reaching ramifications it would have. The office as we once knew it… Continue reading Predicting the chief security concerns of 2021
Ben Reardon – Corelight Labs Researcher The threat actors who created SUNBURST went to extraordinary lengths to hide Command-and-Control (C2) traffic by mimicking the nature of communication patterns used by legitimate software within the SolarWinds pa… Continue reading Detecting SUNBURST/Solarigate activity in retrospect with Zeek – a practical example