Category Archives: Network Intelligence

10 Open-Source Intelligence Tools (That Actually Work With Your Existing Security Software)

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Finding the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) that affects your business or agency can help reduce your attack surface. You just have to find it first. Take a look at how OSINT works and how to secure it. According to the Office of the Director of National Intelligence, Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) “is publicly available information […]

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Network Segmentation Series: What is It?

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This is the first in a series of three blog posts about network segmentation.  Many businesses are looking to augment their defenses by changing their approach to network security. Take the heightened awareness around building zero trust networks, for instance. Embracing the shift to zero trust will require users to address the threat of lateral movement. […]

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Video Streaming: A Hidden Threat to Enterprise Quality of Experience (QoE)

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The Rise of Video Streaming Popularity As Disney gears up to launch its streaming service, joining Amazon, Apple, Facebook, and more, video streaming is being adopted into the daily routine of many. Most people will download an episode or two for their… Continue reading Video Streaming: A Hidden Threat to Enterprise Quality of Experience (QoE)→

Brute Force Attacks on IoT – Here to Stay?

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IoT devices, such as routers, printers, televisions, cameras, lamps, baby-monitors and what-ever-else, can be found, well, everywhere. Their use has been growing for years and is expected to continue to grow. Unfortunately, these devices are notor… Continue reading Brute Force Attacks on IoT – Here to Stay?→

10 Ransomware Attacks You Should Know About in 2019

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Ransomware was deemed one of the biggest malware threats of 2018, and it continues to disrupt the operations of businesses and the daily lives of individuals all over the world in 2019. The 2019 ransomware landscape is quite diverse – security re… Continue reading 10 Ransomware Attacks You Should Know About in 2019→

Why You Need a Healthy Mix of Security Analytics to Investigate Threats

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Effective threat management requires security teams to combine various sources of security analytics with machine-generated data to investigate incidents with speed and accuracy.

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DNS Attack on Yandex – Can It Happen to You?

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Last week, Russian media was hit with news about massive DNS (Domain Name System) attacks on Yandex, the country’s biggest technology company and local giant of internet search – essentially, the Google of Russia. The network attacks exploi… Continue reading DNS Attack on Yandex – Can It Happen to You?→

Closed-Loop Automation: What it means for CSPs | Allot

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Where is Your CSP on the Closed Loop Automation Journey? Automation in telecom is not new. But it has evolved. Initially, it was about being more efficient at solving well-defined problems – the known knowns. Solutions like Root Cause Analysis th… Continue reading Closed-Loop Automation: What it means for CSPs | Allot→

Closed-Loop Automation: What it means for CSPs | Allot

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Where is Your CSP on the Closed Loop Automation Journey? Automation in telecom is not new. But it has evolved. Initially, it was about being more efficient at solving well-defined problems – the known knowns. Solutions like Root Cause Analysis th… Continue reading Closed-Loop Automation: What it means for CSPs | Allot→

Don’t be a Dumb Pipe! You CAN Analyze Encrypted Video Traffic

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If you were to ask consumers in regulated countries what the main driver was for choosing their mobile service provider, chances are they’ll tell you that when it comes to data bundles and price, they’re all similar. So, what is most import… Continue reading Don’t be a Dumb Pipe! You CAN Analyze Encrypted Video Traffic→