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Splunk SOAR Playbooks - Dynamic Identifier Reputation Analysis (Part 1)

The Dynamic Identifier Reputation Analysis playbook is an essential tool for any security operations center (SOC) team looking for a comprehensive view of their environment’s threat landscape. By leveraging MITRE DEFEND's approach for dynamic identifier reputation analysis, SOC teams can quickly identify potential threats and vulnerabilities and take proactive steps towards mitigating risk before it causes damage.

Splunk SOAR Playbooks - Dynamic Identifier Reputation Analysis (Part 2)

The Dynamic Identifier Reputation Analysis playbook is an essential tool for any security operations center (SOC) team looking for a comprehensive view of their environment’s threat landscape. By leveraging MITRE DEFEND's approach for dynamic identifier reputation analysis, SOC teams can quickly identify potential threats and vulnerabilities and take proactive steps towards mitigating risk before it causes damage.

Mobile Money Compliance: The Importance of AML Screening in 2023

Anti-money laundering (AML) compliance in the mobile money industry has become increasingly important in 2023. With the rise of mobile money transactions, regulatory bodies are ramping up efforts to combat money laundering and terrorist financing. In this infographic, we explore the technology involved in AML screening, the importance of AML compliance in the industry, and best practices for financial institutions.

Endpoint Monitoring: The Ultimate Guide for Enterprise Security & Compliance

You keep your organization’s computers, devices and servers safe, but what about your employees’ devices? The security of their mobile phones, laptops, tablets and other devices is just as critical to your overall security posture. As company endpoints grow, so does their vulnerability. In fact, 66% of organizations are experiencing a growth in endpoint threats.

These Are The Drivers You Are Looking For: Detect and Prevent Malicious Drivers

The Windows kernel driver is an interesting space that falls between persistence and privilege escalation. The origins of a vulnerable driver being used to elevate privileges may have begun in the gaming community as a way to hack or cheat in games, but also has potential beginnings with Stuxnet.

Key trends shaping the cybersecurity channel in 2023

The global economic landscape is shifting. Cybersecurity skill shortage, inflation, and supply chain concerns are key issues contributing to price hikes and increased business costs. In this challenging environment, end customers are evaluating their spending, and channel partners, especially those delivering managed services, have been planning to raise prices on their services.

Best practices for identity and access management in cloud-native infrastructure

Editor’s note: This is the final part of a five-part cloud security series that covers protecting an organization’s network perimeter, endpoints, application code, sensitive data, and service and user accounts from threats. So far in this series, we’ve looked at the importance of securing an organization’s network, its application components, the endpoints that support those components, and its application data.

The importance of platform engineers in a security program

Platform engineers need to be empowered in an organization’s security program. Their work has huge leverage over a product's security posture, arguably as great an impact (some would even say greater) than application vulnerabilities. Despite the significance of the impact of their work, their role in security programs remain ill-defined.