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In the realm of cybersecurity, the difference between effective threat intelligence and unactionable "intelligence" is vast. True threat intelligence informs, protects, and defends organizations, offering clear strategies to safeguard critical assets, information, and infrastructure. Don’t be swayed by ineffective solutions. Trust Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 for industry-leading threat insights that truly make a difference. Contact us today for more info! #disruption #paloaltonetworks #threatintelligence

It took 16 minutes for our MDR team to respond and recommend defensive measures. It took Unit42 4 days to identify, contain and evict the threat actor. It took Unit42 less than a day to pinpoint new TTPs. Value your business, your users and your information, and protect them with the best cybersecurity solutions and services available on the market. #cybersecurity #nocompromise #unit42 #paloaltonetworks

What does a successful Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) strategy look like?

Adrenaline-pumping challenge for SOC: Battle of Blue and Dark red! it's not just about "Regular Monitoring" or following the process; it's about understanding how both sides operate. More we need to focus on spotting unusual behavior (UEBA) and managing risks from insiders (IRM) to stay ahead. https://lnkd.in/gTYkFGjr

How Do Attackers Escalate Privileges on Networks? What is privilege escalation, and how do attackers use it to gain elevated privileges? The basic goal of privilege escalation is to gain access to a higher-level account by exploiting a vulnerability in a system. This will give an attacker a firmer grip on the system and the ability to study it further. It will also allow them to carry out an attack. To read more, go to: https://lnkd.in/g6xdmVkJ

To gain unfettered access of target networks, intermittent encryption is being used to evade detection. It's a nasty global campaign - are you at risk? A: Yes. #technologywizards #secureURdata and call me. Let's get you connected with a subject matter expert and staff to help #futureworktrends

Your people, information and technology all need defenses against accidental or malicious harm. Insiders can cause significant harm to an organization, whether they mean to or not. Set employee access limits to prevent deeper Insider Attacks, and watch for these common indicators. Send us a message to learn how to track digital indicators of an Insider Threat. Ph: 732-675-6843 Web: www.loyaltechsecurity.com #OutdatedTech #ITBudget #itserviceprovider #loyaltechsecurity

#day12 #MySOCD1 My 12th day in the SOC Analyst Challenges 🔻 Investigate Web Attack Challenge From LetsDefend Category: Endpoint Forensics ✨ The importance of this challenge is that it contains indispensable skills for the Security Operations Center analyst, which are among the basics. 🌟 Lessons learned from this challenge are: ✔ Find out which automated scanning tool the attacker used to explore the web. ✔ Find out the technique the attacker used to discover the directory listing. ✔ Find out the third attack type after discovering the directory list ✔ Determine whether the third attack succeeded or not. ✔ Find out if there is any evidence of persistence of the victim machine in the log file? Challenge link: https://lnkd.in/dyzSy_jM 🔑 You can skip this solution if you find some problems at first: https://lnkd.in/dQDjNWf3 By 0xPaul Done 🎉 #soc #cyberdefenders #WebStrikeBlueTeamLab #blueteamsoc

Most breaches (68%), whether they include a third party or not, involve a non-malicious human element, which refers to a person making an error or falling prey to a social engineering attack. This is according to Verizon Business's 17th-annual Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR). The CertNexus CyberSAFE™ workshop helps ensure that your end-user staff can identify the common risks associated with using conventional end-user technology, as well as how to safely protect themselves and their organisations from security risks. Explore the course with Lumify Work: https://ow.ly/fxj450SA7z3

My thoughts in #cyberresilience in view of the ever increasing #threatdetection Is a SOC just enough or we need more in these times of #cyberwarfare ?