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"It's essential to comprehensively monitor an organization's critical systems, regardless of the size of the business," said Rob Scott, president and CEO at Cygilant. "Risks are constantly increasing - while financial and staffing resources are decreasing. This is why a solution that teams LogPoint and Cygilant can make a difference."
The way forward is a system that can monitor data in real time and even predict threats before they happen, according to Gurucul CEO Saryu Nayyar and COO Craig Cooper, who both recently participated in a Threatpost editorial webinar devoted to how businesses can protect against insider threats. Cooper offers a raft of independent survey data on business attitudes on insider threats as well as attack data; and follows with insights into best practices for addressing the risk, including examples of how one hospital group in Minneapolis, Minn. was able to come up with a game plan to secure Tom Brady's medical records from the tabloids during the ramp-up to the 2018 Super Bowl.
In May 2019, Flashpoint CEO Josh Lefkowitz shared in SecurityWeek tips for evaluating threat intelligence vendors that cover the deep and dark web. I wanted to look at the entire threat intelligence space and provide some thoughts on how to evaluate the best vendors for you.
The advantages of having decent threat intelligence in place are many and various, as the threat landscape continues to widen year-on-year. The problem, as with any complex big-data project, is cutting through the inevitable data deluge to correctly identify the bits you need - the people, places, technology, and other moving parts to build the picture.
Okay, we've had a problem - meet Cato MDR Cato MDR is incorporated into Cato's SASE platform, overcoming the complications of traditional MDR. Cato aims to break the endless cycle of increasing threats and lurking hackers. Automated threat hunting: Cato uses big data and machine learning algorithms to mine the network for suspicious flows, which are based on the many flow attributes available to Cato.
He starts the book by explaining the importance of a cybersecurity strategy and why it should be implemented, but also how security leaders should search for knowledge from the past by using vulnerability disclosure data to help them build their own strategy and avoid making mistakes that others have already made. Only by knowing their variety and frequency it is possible to define an efficient cybersecurity strategy.
Presumably, the fact that the blackmail message was uploaded to your database - proving that the crooks had write access - is meant to convince you that the crooks definitely also had read access and therefore did indeed steal all your data. One thing missing from the blackmail message above is the sort of pressure you'd expect in a ransomware attack, namely that you're paying to get your data back because the crooks have wiped or scrambled it.
The U.S. Federal Communications Commission on Tuesday designated Chinese telecommunications companies Huawei and ZTE as national security threats. By declaring the Chinese companies national security threats, the FCC is banning U.S. organizations from acquiring equipment or services using money from the agency's Universal Service Fund.
A new piece of ransomware dubbed EvilQuest is being delivered bundled up with pirated versions of popular macOS software, researchers warned. The ransomware is also a smokescreen, as its "Noisiness" is meant to hide other things happening on the system in the background: the installation of a keylogger and a reverse shell, and the exfiltration of files that contain valuable information.
SafeGuard Cyber announced the release of new capabilities within its flagship collaboration, chat, and social media security platform. SafeGuard 7.6 now performs threat analysis on managed social and digital accounts to detect and remediate malware, including zero day exploits and associated messaging, file attachments, and links that are shared on these channels.