Using Splunk Stream for Hunting: Finding Islands in the Stream (of Data)

Today, we are going to look at using the Splunk Stream App to hunt for threats across your network. Sing along with us! 🎼 “Islands in the stream” of our data… (Part of our Threat Hunting with Splunk series, this article was originally written by John Stoner. We’ve updated it recently to maximize your value.)

Enhancing Code Security with Generative AI: Using Veracode Fix to Secure Code Generated by ChatGPT

Artificial Intelligence (AI) and companion coding can help developers write software faster than ever. However, as companies look to adopt AI-powered companion coding, they must be aware of the strengths and limitations of different approaches – especially regarding code security. Watch this 4-minute video to see a developer generate insecure code with ChatGPT, find the flaw with static analysis, and secure it with Veracode Fix to quickly develop a function without writing any code.

11K Bank of America Customers Lose Data to Breach

Ernst and Young is one of the leading consulting companies that helps with strategic and transactional taxes. The company offers excellent services to other major companies and handles a large amount of financial and personal data for all the customers impacted by them. This organization works with major clients like Bank of America, which is now more than 11,000 Bank of America customers were exposed in a recent data breach involving this company.

Five Workforce Trends That Intensify Insider Threats

Insider threats don’t often seem like threats at all. They look like colleagues working diligently at the office, logging on to the corporate network from Starbucks or providing a critical third-party service. But insider threats are a big problem that’s getting even bigger and costlier to tackle.

Splunk SOAR Playbook of the Month: Investigations with Playbooks

It comes as no surprise that analysts spend a lot of their time investigating and responding to a continuous flood of incidents on a daily basis. While the sheer volume of alerts alone make for a time consuming endeavor, trying to manually tackle so many of these alerts results in slow incident response and can trap your team into a series of reactive security operations.

The New Network Dictionary: AvidThink Explains SASE, SD-WAN, SSE, ZTNA, MCN, and NaaS

The enterprise networking and security market has seen no end to terms and acronyms. SASE, of course, is chief among them, but let us not forget SD-WAN, SSE, ZTNA, and Multi-Cloud Networking (MCN). Then we get into specific capabilities like CASB, DLP, SWG, RBI, FWaaS, and micro-segmentation. This alphabet soup of jargon can confuse even the most diligent and capable CISOs and CIOs, especially when vendors continually redefine and reclassify each category to fit their needs.

KeeperPAM Report: Deployment During Economic Uncertainty

Keeper Security has released the second part of a series of Privileged Access Management (PAM) research, Privileged Access Management Survey: Deployment Amid Economic Uncertainty, to understand how IT leaders are approaching, deploying and streamlining their PAM solutions. Keeper surveyed over 400 IT leaders globally, focusing on the impact of the global economic downturn on PAM deployments, and what IT leaders are prioritizing in PAM solutions given the current economic climate.

What Is Financial Crime Risk Management (FCRM)?

Financial crime risk management (FCRM) is the practice of proactively looking for financial crime, including investigating and analyzing suspicious activity, rooting out vulnerabilities and taking steps to lower an organization’s risk of becoming a victim. For organizations in every industry across the globe, an effective FCRM strategy has never been more important.

Play Your Cards Right: How to Adapt Your GRC Program to the Modern Tech Stack

With the drastic evolution of the modern tech stack over the last few years, cloud-based services and tools now power everything from fundamental infrastructure to communication to cybersecurity. GRC programs have had to keep pace and many are still playing catch up—what a gamble. 🎲 What You'll Learn We're laying all our cards on the table, exposing the risks that come with leveraging the cloud services in a modern tech stack to power your operations and showing you how to stack the odds in your favor.

AI can crack your passwords. Here's how Keeper can help.

As AI becomes more advanced, it’s important to consider all the ways AI can be used maliciously by cybercriminals, especially when it comes to cracking passwords. While AI password-cracking techniques aren’t new, they’re becoming more sophisticated and posing a serious threat to your sensitive data. Thankfully, password managers like Keeper Security exist and can help you stay safe from AI-password threats.