Forescout 8.3: What's New
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Getting Networking Right in the SASE Era
In 2019, when the term Secure Access Service Edge, or SASE, was first coined, it was to define a useful way of setting up the network and security infrastructure to satisfy a cloud-first future with services at the edge. Since then, SASE has been long on hype and discussion, but short on actual, practical advice. What does SASE mean for your digital transformation strategy?
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Stay on top of network threats and breaches with effective third-party patch management
In the current digital age, most enterprises turn to the use of third-party applications for every requirement, from end-user applications for productivity purposes, all the way up to more complex endpoint and Active Directory utility tools. However, with more cyber-threats being identified everyday, enterprises are increasingly aware that the installation of third-party software comes with the considerable responsibility for maintaining the system's security.
WatchGuard Threat Lab Reports 91.5% of Malware Arriving over Encrypted Connections
New research also shows dramatic increases in fileless malware, malware detections per appliance and booming network and ransomware attacks.
Forward Fix Live: Extending Zero Trust in the Cloud
Trying to make sense of your cloud security posture shouldn't mean flipping between multiple screens and inferring how traffic is behaving. Join this live event to see how you can monitor and verify your security posture across multiple clouds on a single screen.
An "easy button" for blast radius identification and threat remediation
When your organization is inevitably hit by a cyberattack, you want your security operations engineers to move lightning fast to identify the scope, duration, and impact of the attack, contain the disruption and prevent any costly or lasting damage. To do that, they need access to actionable information about everything that’s in your network — where devices are located, how they interact, and all the relevant details about their configuration and state.
Network traffic analysis using Wireshark
Network traffic analysis is the routine task of various job roles, such as network administrator, network defenders, incident responders and others. Wireshark plays a vital role during the traffic analysis; it comes pre-installed in many Linux OS’s, for instance, Kali. otherwise, it is available to download from the official website. This article covers the traffic analysis of the most common network protocols, for example, ICMP, ARP, HTTPS, TCP, etc.
How to Safely Integrate Networks During Mergers and Acquisitions
I recently published a piece in Dark Reading covering the network security challenges of M&A activity. As we ease the restrictions put in place to combat COVID-19, we’re expecting to see business activity including M&A pick up speed, it’s important that the implications of integrating networks are fully understood to ensure that the expected business benefits are achieved as soon as possible.
RDP Forensics without endpoint visibility
With increases in remote work, VPN and RDP services are prime targets for gaining unauthorized access to organizations. RDP services secured by passwords are subject to brute-force guessing and credential stuffing attacks, not to mention remote exploitation. Advisories are using RDP to gain initial access to organizations and then pivot to distribute and spread ransomware. In this technical training, we will take a deep dive look at threats to RDP services, adversarial TTP involving RDP, and explore how artifacts from encrypted RDP sessions are leveraged to build detections.
Kubernetes network segmentation using native controls
Network segmentation is almost as old as computer networking. The evolution of network segmentation went through switches to routers and firewalls, and as modern networks evolved, the ability to better control traffic by operating system native functionality evolved as well. Native controls like IP Tables became lingua franca, alongside access control lists, process isolations, and more. Native controls are not a new concept.