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Improving Clinical Operations Efficiency through Network Analytics

In any organization and in largely any industry, most network analytics are driven by IT. Healthcare providers are no exception. The insights extracted via network analytics offer serious opportunities for operational improvements and added value across departments. There are also significant ancillary benefits from a more cyber-aware and “plugged in” organizational posture — including improved information sharing, collaboration, and security.

How Hospital Hacks Happen 1: The Unmanaged IOT

"How Hospital Hacks Happen" is the first in a series of videos that aims to raise awareness and education regarding both how hospitals can be attacked and how they can better protect their patients, medical devices and systems. The videos showcase various attack vectors and actors. In this one we look at unmanaged Internet of Things (IoT) devices.

A vulnerable Wi-Fi network puts your organization's data at risk

A few weeks ago, a cybersecurity analyst unexpectedly discovered that he could dump files from the hotel network system where he was staying in Qatar to his own computer using the sync tool (used for file synchronization). Through an HSMX Gateway, he managed to access a welter of sensitive data held on an FTP server used for backup purposes. This included personal information on guests such as their room numbers, emails, and cell phone numbers.

Flow Use Case: Automate Continuous Firewall Traffic Monitoring

This Flow allows you to monitor all the traffic from your firewall by correlating it against a table that contains malicious IP addresses. If there is a match, Flow will generate an enriched event that will be logged in a designated my.app table. From this new table, you can take further action by creating detection rules to identify threats that put your organization at risk. Table of Contents.

Industroyer2 and INCONTROLLER: New Findings and How Forescout Protects Against the Most Recent ICS-Specific Malware

In our new threat briefing report, Forescout’s Vedere Labs presents the most detailed public technical analysis of Industroyer2 and INCONTROLLER (also known as PIPEDREAM), the newest examples of ICS-specific malware that were disclosed to the public almost simultaneously, on April 12 and 13. Thankfully, both Industroyer2 and INCONTROLLER were caught before causing physical disruption.