Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

In the second episode of our License to Secure series, master third-party security control insights from data connectors.

Imagine an artificial intelligence (AI) system developed by a mad scientist to leverage the full capabilities of Large-Language-Models (LLM). Then, the scientist went truly mad by utilizing text, voice, and video generation paired with mutating and self-perpetuating malware, as well as continuous improvement through reinforcement learning. The concoction you would get from the scientist’s wild lab is called Frankenphisher, the most effective social engineering AI you can possibly imagine.

Be better than your phone’s #password manager. @Pete Matheson shares just how much more you’ll get out of Keeper Password Manager.

Many teams choose to mark incidents as resolved once the secret involved has been revoked or rotated. With the GitGuardian auto-resolution playbook, you can automate the remediation process, saving you a step any time a credential becomes invalid. This works for both real-time detection and all historical incidents whenever an incident is re-checked for validity.

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In this video Shmuel details how the Cyberint Research Team tracks down new ransomware groups and establishes if they pose a threat or not to our clients and beyond.

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In this video Anastasia explains why threat intelligence automation is not enough on its own, humans are needed.

Learn about what happened when we found a major US retailer employee's credentials on the Dark Web..

The United States is at the epicenter of cyber crime globally. It is by far the most highly-targeted nation, and American businesses face a higher volume of attacks as well as more costly consequences when an attack is successful. In this webinar, Cyberint Threat Research Team Lead Shmuel Gihon will discuss the current US threat landscape, recent trends, and the most urgent risks to prepare for. Using research and data collected by the Cyberint research team.

James Rees shares his personal experience with burnout, specifically during the early stages of running a business and facing the pressures of entrepreneurship, such as security incidents and team management. He describes a technique he uses where he steps back from his own emotional reactions to objectively analyze why he may be experiencing extreme anger, sleep problems, or overlooking simple things in his life. This method has proven effective in helping him understand and manage burnout.

The majority of SOC teams are overworked & under-appreciated. Generally, they get flooded with alerts. There aren't enough human beings or resources to deal with the volume of alerts. So teams will 'turn down' their SIEM solutions so that they can deal with a realistic volume. The downside is that you're going to miss alerts you should deal with & you're going to get a lot of false positives.".