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At Datadog’s scale, with over 18,000 customers sending trillions of data points per day, analyzing the volume of data coming in can be challenging. One of the largest log sources internally at Datadog are networking logs. Being able to analyze and make sense of them is critical to keep Datadog secure. To help with the task, we have built a flow analysis pipeline that alerts against network level Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) like IP address, port combinations, and data exchanged.

Organizations are looking to eliminate passwords because they are costly and difficult to manage, they result in poor user experiences, and they are easily compromised, enabling 81% of breaches. But despite these efforts, many passwords remain unsecured. These passwords can still be compromised and must be managed to mitigate the risk.

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If you plan to go through a SOC 2 audit, there are several things to consider when preparing for this process. In this video, we share a step-by-step list to help you get started. Would you like to become audit ready in 12 weeks, rather than 12 months? Learn more about Kintent.

Learn how to detect anomalies fast with the Triple Exponential Chart.

The network team at Goldman Sachs has reduced application delivery time to under one hour, successfully scaled their automation stack, and reduced P1 outages by implementing Forward Enterprise across their entire network. Joshua Matheus, Managing Director at Goldman Sachs, will detail the pain points that motivated the need for a single source of network truth, describe the process of selecting and implementing a digital twin, and outline the results that his network team has achieved since deployment.

Welcome to This Week in VulnDB. Each episode we will look through some of the newer vulnerabilities in the Snyk vulnerability database, exploring emerging trends in attack vectors appearing in programming languages, platforms and ecosystems.

In an era when hybrid multi-cloud environments are the norm, extending the carefully architected network security policies is virtually impossible because IT teams cannot visualize their multi-cloud estate or monitor traffic behavior past the point of egress. Piecing together the cloud security posture requires combining data from multiple siloed applications.

It’s likely that we encounter artificial intelligence more often than we realize. Just as AI can be used to facilitate fraud and spread misinformation via deepfakes and sophisticated identity theft, it can also be used to develop algorithms that detect cyber-attacks in the blink of an eye. In this episode of the Cybersecurity Sessions, Andy is joined by Elaine Lee (Data Scientist, Mimecast) to delve into the benefits and risks of AI in cybersecurity, examining how artificial intelligence can be used both as an offensive weapon by adversaries and by security teams to defend against attacks.

Grab a cup of coffee and join Ryan Kovar, Audra Streetman, and Mick Baccio for another episode of Coffee Talk with SURGe. This week the team from Splunk discussed CISA's list of the top exploited vulnerabilities for 2021, Mandiant's analysis of 80 zero-days exploited in the wild last year, and signs the ransomware group REvil may be back in operation. Mick and Ryan competed in a 60 second charity countdown on how to solve the talent crisis in cybersecurity before taking a deep dive into the topic of zero-days and vulnerability mining.