SIEM & SOAR use case examples illustrate how these solutions work and enable you to work smarter and more efficiently.
Data exfiltration is the unauthorized transferring of data from corporate system by means of flash drive, user computer, IT servers, and mobile devices.
Read moreAs a strong Windows command file language, PowerShell is used by both IT specialists and attackers. PowerShell is an on-board command line tool.
Read moreNowadays, Brute Force attacks come to the forefront as a widespread attack due to the developing of more rapid and effective password cracking tools.
Read moreNetwork attacks are getting more complicated in today’s security environment. To obtain basic access information, attackers use various methods such as Phishing attack or Malware infection.
Read moreEmployees of corporate firms work in offices and on the field in geographically different places. It is very difficult for these locations and staff to connect to the headquarters from point to point due to costs and infrastructure problems.
Read moreGDPR states that the institutions must obtain explicit consent from individuals before collecting their personal data and keep these data strictly confidential.
Read moreWindows file server acts as a file and folder storage that can be accessed by many users. Even though a working environment based on cooperation has many benefits, it may be difficult to prevent unauthorized access by monitoring the authorizations to shared folders.
Read moreA zero-day exploit is the attack that benefits from the security gaps of a program or an application.
Read moreAccording to the insider threat statistics provided by the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report, three of the first five reasons of security incidents are related to an insider threat.
Read moreImprovement of digital threats oblige you to have qualified analysts in your security team. Threat detection needs human intuition to decrease the possibility of an unnoticed attack.
Read moreIt is well known that the signature-based antivirus technologies have lost their productivity as the primary weapon in the fight against malware.
Read moreIn order to access the organizational resources and sensitive information, the attackers’ primary target is to obtain the privileged user credentials.
Read morePayment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) is the international standard protecting the card owner data from malicious use or theft.
Read moreModern-day enterprises own hundreds or thousands of endpoints. These endpoints generate a plethora of log data that can unnecessarily occupy your SOC team.
Read moreVarious regulations and standards require organizations to collect forensic evidence after a security incident.
Read moreIdeal organizations seek to grant minimal access level permissions to their employees for reducing the probability of insider’s threat.
Read moreNegligence of employees, misusing employee credentials, and data theft by employees are leading causes of security incidents.
Read moreMalicious traffic can be a result of incoming requests or a suspicious file’s attempt to connect to an untrusted resource.
Read moreThe primary objective behind phishing attacks is to trick the victims into sharing sensitive or confidential information.
Read moreManually, it is not feasible for your SOC team to review every alert that might be a potential threat.
Read moreIn the ever-evolving threat landscape, an organization cannot sit back and wait for an attack to happen.
Read moreThreat intelligence (TI) feeds play a crucial role in the identification of new indicators of compromise (IOCs).
Read moreDiscovery of vulnerabilities in an organization’s IT infrastructure is a strategically beneficial exercise.
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