Pwning Electroencephalogram (EEG) Medical Devices by Default

Overall Analysis of Vulnerability Identification – Default Credentials Leading to Remote Code Execution During internal network testing, a document was discovered titled the “XL Security Site Administrator Reference.pdf.” It appeared to be a guide for the specific configuration of the SQL service running on NeuroWorks Natus. Being that this was a guide, it was extensive and detailed the software in-depth.

How are IT leaders and their MSPs approaching threat hunting?

Companies are increasingly aware of the importance of creating detection and hunting capacities that help to keep their business’s future from being put at risk. The popularity of threat-hunting services is a consequence of detecting ever more persistent attacks, which also last longer and longer. On top of this, cybercriminals also have ever more tactics to avoid traditional defense measures.

Embracing Zero Trust: Revolutionizing Cloud Technology Adoption

As technology continues to advance, cloud computing has become an integral part of our digital landscape. While the benefits of cloud technologies are undeniable, concerns about data security and privacy have often overshadowed and slowed down its adoption. However, a new paradigm shift called “Zero Trust” is poised to revolutionize the way we perceive and embrace cloud technologies.

SkeletonXE - Responding to the CISCO Vulnerability (CVE-2023-20198)

On October 16, 2023, Kroll Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) analysts were made aware of an ongoing exploitation of a recently discovered vulnerability within the web user interface (UI) functionality of Cisco IOS XE (CVE-2023-20198). This security flaw is critical with a CVSS score of 10.

Bitsight's Partnership with Moody's Continues to Evolve - Making Cyber Risk Actionable for Business Leaders

Moody’s investment in Bitsight in 2021 was founded on the belief that cyber risk is business risk. Two years later - this foundational belief is clearer than ever by evidence of recent research developed by the two companies. This blog post is a reflection on the research progress made by the two firms since the announcement of the partnership.

Security Insights: Over 1,000 Alerts & Dashboards in One Click

Ingesting data in the security world is only half of the battle. The second half is fought over insight generation. As security professionals, we understand that every second we spend creating dashboards, alerts, or parsing rules is a potential window of vulnerability, assuming this capability even exists within the organization.

Top four Kubernetes Attack Chains and how to break them

While Kubernetes adoption continues to soar, it has become a prime target for cyberattacks. Unfortunately, Kubernetes clusters are complex and can be difficult to secure. Safeguarding your Kubernetes environment requires a solid understanding of the common attack chains that pose a threat to your infrastructure. In this blog post, we dig into the top attack chains that target Kubernetes, shedding light on the risks and offering valuable insights to bolster your defenses.

What's new in Elastic Security 8.11: Piped queries, AI assistance, and cloud and user data

Elastic Security 8.11 introduces pipe queries with Elasticsearch Query Language (ES|QL), an Elastic AI Assistant connector for AWS Bedrock, and data integrations for Okta, Microsoft Entra ID, Wiz, and Palo Alto Prisma Cloud. Together, these enhancements deliver vital guidance and context to threat hunters and investigators. Elastic Security 8.11 is available now on Elastic Cloud — the only hosted Elasticsearch® offering to include all of the new features in this latest release.

A10 Networks Simplifies Google Cloud Platform Cloud Deployments

A10 Networks has expanded its robust application delivery controller (ADC) solution to Google Cloud Platform (GCP), meeting the increasing demand for powerful and scalable application delivery in the cloud. Customers can now rapidly deploy A10 Thunder® ADC on GCP via the Google Cloud Marketplace.

Security writer Graham Cluley on reformed hackers, deepfake calls, and bad jargon

Technology and cybersecurity changes so fast. But when businesses fail to put basic protections and processes in place, who’s to blame? Graham Cluley – writer, blogger, and host of the Smashing Security podcast – shares his 30-year perspective on this question, and what’s going on in cybersecurity today.