Watch now as we demonstrate how to use the USM Anywhere platform to handle AT&T Managed Extended Detection and Response (Managed XDR) investigations.

This video highlights what our consultants think is the one of the most important top tips for businesses to secure their cyber security safety.

In this episode of the Sedara Cybersecurity Whiteboard Series, our Lead Pentester Nick Aures talks about what to look for in a quality pentest. Nick breaks the talk down into 4 key takeaways: Take a look, and we hope it’s helpful. What Should I Look for in a Quality Penetration Test? Penetration testing is a fundamental part of validating the security measures you’ve taken and showing they are effective.

Stefania Chaplin talks about how to avoid burnout in working as a cyber security professional by taking short breaks from the screen like 5-minute holidays.

CrowdStrike Falcon Insight XDR correlates native and third-party cross-domain telemetry to deliver high-confidence detections that would be invisible to siloed solutions.

Malicious actors leverage a technique called typosquatting to trick users into believing a falsified domain is legitimate. The fake domain can be used to trick users into visiting malicious site or trusting an email that they have received. CrowdStrike Falcon Intelligence Recon provides the ability to monitor for when key terms are identified in newly created or changed domains. This can be used to monitor brands or identify when a fraudulent domain is being used.

In this video, we will demonstrate the power of the automated threat intelligence available with Falcon Intelligence. Having sandbox analysis available directly in the CrowdStrike UI provides security teams with more context to make security decisions while also making them more efficient and effective given their limited time and resources.

Penetration testing is an effective way to detect flaws in your application before they turn into a serious threat, helping you better understand the applications attack surface. But in the always-on economy there comes a problem - traditional pen testing delivery takes weeks to set up and the results are point in time, which leaves critical application vulnerabilities exposed longer than it should - given the average time for a threat actor to weaponize a new vulnerability is only 7 days.

What are some of the methods phishers use to compromise organizations? In this video, Nick goes over the common methods phishers use to gain information: Phishing is most insidious when it uses a combination of techniques. It can even overcome sophisticated security measures like Multifactor Authentication (MFA) – for example, if an attacker manages to steal a password through email, then calls the user pretending to be a technician asking them to approve an authenticator popup on their phone.

The video describes how to use async inventory reporting for Accounts with multiple organizations and how to filter a report by library name before generation for a project, product, or organization using the Mend UI.