The Network Blind Spot Adversaries Exploit

Did you know there may be a blind spot in your network right now?
Firewalls, routers, and edge devices often generate minimal logs by default, creating visibility gaps that adversaries can exploit. In this breakdown, we examine how a China-nexus threat group known as Operator Panda leveraged vulnerable network devices to gain access, establish persistence, and remain undetected even after patches were applied.

Learn how:

• Network infrastructure becomes a blind spot
• Adversaries maintain persistence after exploitation
• Falcon OverWatch delivers real-time threat hunting
• Falcon Exposure Management reveals your attack surface before adversaries exploit it

Stop wondering what you’re missing. See what adversaries see.

Check out the full demonstration on this adversary here: https://cs.link/ulMoZ

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