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According to a new CrowdStrike report, the technology, professional services, and hospitality sectors were targeted most often by cyber adversaries. The actors used a variety of novel tactics, demonstrating particular creativity and perseverance in def… Continue reading Growing intrusion trends: A perspective on today’s most sophisticated cyberattacks
Because cybersecurity has been such a pain point for businesses, it’s easy to assume that threat investigations are difficult and unwieldy to manage. When you consider what’s at stake—customer data, sensitive company and client information, and the fin… Continue reading It only takes one data point to blow open a threat investigation
Security team size at the largest organizations does not scale with the number of overall employees, but they are more likely to include staff with specialized roles, say the results of the latest survey conducted by Osterman Research in partnership wi… Continue reading The state of network security in organizations with 1000+ employees
Decoy File System’s overlay layer is a forensic tool that helps security teams piece together what happens during a cyberattack and collect key evidence in the aftermath of a breach.
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Apollo Clark goes through inventory management, access management, config management, patch management, automated remediation, logging and monitoring, and deployment tools. Full Show NotesVisit our website: http://securityweekly.com Follow us on Twitte… Continue reading Threat Hunting in the Cloud, Apollo Clark – Paul’s Security Weekly #576
For thousands of years, humans have worked to collect intelligence on their enemies. Intelligence gathering is not a new practice; in fact, it is one of the oldest war tactics dating back to biblical times, when warlords and army commanders used it to … Continue reading Why humans are necessary to the threat hunting process
Michael Santarcangelo joined by special guest Ron Gula from Gula Tech Adventures, talk with Chris Brenton about how do you take someone with a basic level certification and give them access to the tool? Full Show Notes
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Michael Santarcangelo returns! Michael is joined by Matt Alderman and Ron Gula to interview Chris Brenton. They discuss what is threat hunting, what does this actually mean, is there a level of maturity required (organization, security team, individual… Continue reading Chris Brenton, ACM – Business Security Weekly #99
By conducting regular and comprehensive cyberthreat hunting, organizations can stay one step ahead of malicious actors and soften the blow of a data breach.
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Security teams can better prepare for cyberattacks by leveraging the different types of threat intelligence to inform decision-making at various levels of the enterprise.
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