Incident response

Incident response

Introduction to fileless malware Fileless malware is malware authors’ response to traditional malware identification and analysis techniques. Many antivirus

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Introduction to leaked credentials The concept of leaked or breached credentials is nothing new, with data breaches occurring on a daily basis. Most of thes

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Introduction to obfuscation Encoding and encryption techniques are used for a variety of purposes. Some of these are legitimate, like the use of encoding to

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Traffic analysis is the process of monitoring network protocols and the data that streams through them within a network. In this article, we’ll discuss how y

Incident response

Introduction While any security professional can call themselves an analyst, the full scale and scope of the cyber-threat intelligence analyst is often unde

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Introduction Sophisticated cybercriminals understand the techniques and tools that they need to employ to move undetected throughout a victim network until

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Introduction What should you do if your computer behaves abnormally? Is malware running behind the screen? Has your Personally Identifiable Information (PII)

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Gartner describes SOAR as the collection of disparate technologies that enable businesses to gather data and security alerts from different sources. The busi

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With rising trends and forms of attacks, most organizations today deploy a Security Incident and Event Management (SIEM) solution as a proactive measure for

Incident response

An organization's ability to recover quickly in the wake of a cyberattack is directly proportional to their incident response capabilities. In essence, incid