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New Nightfall Platform Enhancements Makes Parsing and Managing Findings Easier
Nightfall customers have always lauded the platform’s ease of use and simplicity, but our team is always hard at work looking for ways to improve user experience. This month, we’ve made multiple features GA across the platform, that will further your ability to further customize what content and files trigger Nightfall detectors as well as the ways you can ingest this data.
The Ultimate List of Biggest Bot Attacks Ever
Bots have been in the news a lot lately. Before committing to the Twitter takeover, Elon Musk cited huge bot numbers as a hurdle in completing the deal. Social media bots have also been blamed for interfering in elections and other political processes in recent years. Despite the current focus on bots, they’re not a new phenomenon. Bots have been around for decades — and some have caused serious damage to businesses around the world.
Escaping a Docker container
Escaping a docker container can get you access to the whole linux host, so it's a precious technique for a cyber attack. But it's also valuable for defenders: hacking docker containers to get a breakout is a fun way to better understand a vulnerability and how to better protect from these exploits! In this hands on video, we look at three real life scenarios where you can actually break out from a docker container.
Govern Email Repositories
Gmail, and Microsoft Exchange Online email repositories can be scanned for Sensitive Content in Egnyte.
Does Data Loss Prevention (DLP) produce too many false positives?
Yes, legacy DLP produces too many false positives and can be very disruptive and impact productivity because it is unaware of risks and user behavior. Can modern DLP be aware of risks and context? In this Ask SME Anything we find out.
Cybersecurity Tips When Working From Home
During the pandemic, approximately 60% of full-time and part-time employees in the U.S. worked remotely. Firms weren’t ready for their employees to work remotely, but many employers quickly realized the benefits of remote work. As remote work became more common, the number of cyber criminals increased drastically. IT professionals have never been more cautious with their work security.
Three Critical Vulnerabilities Impacting VMware Workspace ONE Assist Server CVE-2022-31685, CVE-2022-31686 and CVE-2022-31687
On Tuesday, November 8, 2022, VMware disclosed three critical-severity vulnerabilities impacting VMware Workspace ONE Assist Server versions 21.x and 22.x. If successfully exploited, the reported vulnerabilities could lead to a threat actor obtaining administrative access to the application without the need to authenticate.
The future of cyber threat prevention lies in open security
For far too long, the cybersecurity industry has subscribed to a flawed methodology — one that is based on the notion that organizations can avoid security threats through obscurity and secrecy. The assumption is that keeping security controls and processes covert makes products and data inherently more secure against cyber threats within the networks we defend. However, even the most sophisticated cybersecurity defenses are no match for well-funded, highly motivated adversaries.
Micro Lesson: Create Custom Playbooks in Cloud SOAR
Learn how to automate the incident response cycle with a custom playbook in Sumo Logic Cloud SOAR.
Why You Should Care About Vendor Hack Weeks
Hack weeks and hack-a-thons are like foosball tables; if you don’t have them, are you even a tech company? These events, once revered for innovation, are now relegated to being blasé and often perceived as little more than playtime for engineers. As someone who’s worked in tech for longer than I care to admit, I had started to ignore them - until I came to Forward Networks.