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Incident Response Can Stop Attacks and Reduce Cyber Risk

Unfortunately, cyber incidents are inevitable. But we can reduce the likelihood of cyber risk and reduce incident damage. Join our VP of Product Marketing, Matt Trushinski as he explains how Arctic Wolf’s Managed Detection and Response helps organization recognize potential threats and remediate and recover after an incident. Incident readiness is the best defense against cyber attacks, and Arctic Wolf always has your back.

Cloud Security Posture Management

Arctic Wolf Cloud Security Posture Management security operations identify cloud resources at risk and provide guidance on hardening their posture, simplifying cloud security. Arctic Wolf Cloud Security Posture Management was built to make sure nothing gets missed; to give you greater context into your cloud platforms, identify gaps, and deliver posture hardening recommendations to keep your information safe.

Arctic Wolf Managed Risk

Arctic Wolf Managed Risk enables you to discover, benchmark, and harden your security across your networks, endpoints, and cloud environments. At the core of Arctic Wolf Managed Risk is our Concierge Security Team, providing you with personal security experts who deliver a quantified, real-time understanding of your cyber risk. From technical vulnerabilities like software defects and system misconfigurations, to unsafe practices like reusing passwords, our Concierge Security Team helps focus your team’s efforts to quickly improve your security posture and reduce risk.

Lorenz Ransomware Intrusion: Understanding Your Risk

The Arctic Wolf Labs team recently investigated a Lorenz ransomware intrusion, which leveraged a Mitel MiVoice VOIP appliance vulnerability (CVE-2022-29499) for initial access and Microsoft’s BitLocker Drive Encryption for data encryption. Lorenz is a ransomware group that has been active since at least February 2021 and like many ransomware groups, performs double-extortion by exfiltrating data before encrypting systems. Over the last quarter, the group has primarily targeted small and medium businesses (SMBs) located in the United States, with outliers in China and Mexico.