Every day, cybercriminals are seeking new techniques to extract data and infiltrate networks; one of these techniques is data exfiltration. To prevent these kinds of cyber threats, we must learn how data exfiltration works, the methods used to execute attacks, and how companies can secure their network from further data breaches. Let’s take a closer look.
We recently hosted a live discussion covering emerging trends within the cloud security space, primarily reflecting on how organizations could adopt a posture of continuous security and compliance across their SaaS applications. Continue on below to view the highlights from this discussion.
0:00 Intro
1:00 Architecture Overview
3:00 Single Sign On Integration
5:00 Teleport Server Access
7:00 tsh and session recordings
9:00 Teleport App Access
11:00 RBAC Mapping
12:05 Teleport K8s Access
15:00 Teleport DB Access
18:00 Teleport RDP Access
22:00 Access Requests
24:00 Teleport Slackbot
26:00 Active Session Joining
27:00: Trusted Clusters
28:00 Open Source vs Enterprise
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All information is an attractive target for bad actors, but some is inherently more valuable than others. State-sponsored and hacktivist attacks constantly probe enterprise networks seeking to identify the location of sensitive information. Attackers historically targeted core enterprise systems but as the defenses for those systems have matured, attackers now target the same information but in less secured unstructured (broadly speaking, file and email based) repositories.
As per the news reports published MTN’s Mobile Money Bank suffers N22B Fraud, Drags 18 Banks to court for recovery The newly licensed Mobile Money Payment Service Bank Limited (MOMO PSB) a banking subsidiary of MTN Communications Limited has in less than a month operation suffered a massive fraud worth over N22 billion on its network. The suspicious transfers were due to the fact that the MoMo PSB suffered system exploitation which led to the said debits.
