Unmanaged endpoints, vendor security appliances, cloud instances, and IoT devices often lack endpoint protection, creating hiding places that attackers exploit. Using Humio to correlate Falcon endpoint data with Corelight network evidence improves detection capabilities for all of your devices, and makes investigators and hunters faster.

Join Tripwire’s Mike Betti and Brian Cusack a panel webcast where they walk you through common use cases to show how worthwhile an investment in the 20 CIS Controls can be.

With the threat of Russian cyberattacks on the rise, it’s essential for defenders of critical infrastructure to pressure test their cyber defense capabilities. In this webcast, Corelight's Alex Kirk reviews the specific techniques, tactics, and procedures that defenders should monitor in order to identify and disrupt attacks in their environment. Alex has a long and storied career as a cybersecurity professional, including a recent volunteer engagement training Ukrainian cyberdefenders this past fall.

The years 2020 and 2021 were undoubtedly the years of ransomware. Threat actors wasted no time taking advantage of the chaos caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, launching attacks that netted millions (if not billions) of dollars in extortion fees and leaked a record amount of data from victim organizations. On this webcast, we will look at how ransomware defenses have changed from 2020 through 2022. The webcast will also explore ransomware threat actor changes, current trends, and how to implement defenses against those trends.

Attackers have already found thousands of potential ways to obfuscate their log4j attacks, which are sweeping the Internet at breakneck speed. SOCs protecting still-vulnerable assets have a duty to chase down every alert for it that pops up - which are coming in at a rate of tens or hundreds of thousands of times a day for larger enterprises. This webcast will covers how a data-driven strategy can automate that insurmountable task into a process that quickly reveals systems that actually responded to the attack - letting teams focus on the alerts that matter the most.

Teleworking isn’t just about your home desk: it’s about mobility, agility, and security. As public and private industries shift to telework, thanks to long-term innovation and short-term necessity, it’s clear that telework is here to stay. But to what scale? This webcast explored the concepts of security and mobility within the broader telework schema. How will personal devices and other technology tools accelerate the ease of telework? On the flip side, as attackers target devices, how can organizations protect personal devices from breaches?

Webcast Replay - Jan 25, 2021

As defenders, we deploy or develop a number of policies, procedures, tools and technologies to support our risk management strategy while struggling to maintain situational awareness. The regular outputs of detection and response activities rarely cross functional boundaries and result in missed opportunities to translate learnings into institutional memory. With an ever-evolving threat landscape including the transformation to a hybrid work model; the power of decision and ultimately Decision Advantage is the most valuable tool in cyber-defense. In this webcast, Bernard Brantley CISO Corelight will discuss the exploitation of data-centric NDR as the coalescence point for tactical and operational outputs and as a pathway to cultivating strategic decision advantage.

Ransomware attacks have become some of the most prolific and public intrusions over recent years. Within a matter of hours, organizations can go from normal operations to having an inoperable network and being extorted for tens of millions of dollars. On this webcast, SANS instructor and author Matt Bromiley, as well as sponsor representatives, will share their thoughts on modern detection and response techniques for ransomware breaches

With the rise in distributed workforces both SSH and RDP connections have proliferated as remote employees connect to sensitive internal environments and machines to do their job. Unfortunately, these remote-friendly protocols are also prime attack targets and once compromised give adversaries a clear path to move laterally, deploy ransomware, and more.