Slides - BlackHat 25 was big, with hundreds of briefings, training sessions, vendor booths, and of course, parties, it is hard to get to everything. That's why this year we are covering the key trends and takeaways from the briefings of the 25th installment of BlackHat. This video covers 4 main takeaways This video covers a lot of different talks but if you want more information see links below to interesting blogs and whitepapers.

Security and IT analysts need to be able to find threats and issues without having to write complex search queries. The Splunk Common Information Model (CIM) delivers a common lexicon of field names and event types across different vendor data sources making them consistent so that analysts can write clearer queries and get better results with more true positives and fewer false positives.

Collaboration helps improve innovation and speed of delivery. Based on SSE, Lookout security platform allows organizations to securely enable user collaboration without putting sensitive data at risk.

On this week’s episode of The ReadOut, CrowdStrike’s CEO & Co-Founder George Kurtz and Worldwide CTO Mike Sentonas speak with Sales Engineer, Cristian Rodriguez on the CrowdStrike Falcon Platform's Longterm Repository.

During Episode 2 we gave a very brief introduction to how we form queries in GraphQL to retrieve relevant data from the Rubrik platform. This episode will dive a bit deeper into forming queries that utilize inline fragments to gather data from types that implement other types using interfaces. If you are hunting through the documentation and you think that certain information is missing, this video might be the solution to all your problems!

Raul Onitza-Klugman, Senior Security Researcher at Snyk, joins Kyle to take a deep dive in to the latest set of malicious packages discovered by the Snyk Security Research team. Join us as we discuss how these findings came to be, what they mean for open source security, and some hypotheses about the future of supply chain security.

Let your customers give authentication to assure customers that the file they are downloading is from the publisher that can be trusted. This is especially important for publishers who distribute their software through third-party download sites, which they may have no control over.

Discover how you can update, control, monitor and secure remote Linux & IoT devices, at scale, with the click of a button.

Digital businesses are constantly attacked by DDoS (Distributed Denial-Of-Service) attacks, which attempt to make a website or online service offline by flooding it with traffic from multiple sources. These attacks can be disruptive and costly for companies, and no industry is immune to them. About Indusface Indusface is a SaaS company that secures critical Web applications of 2000+ global customers using its award-winning platform that integrates Web application scanner, Web application firewall, CDN, and threat information engine.