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SOC Visibility Triad: R.I.P. or Rebirth?

The SOC Visibility Triad was defined by Dr. Anton Chuvakin at Gartner almost 10 years ago when the cloud was in its early stages. As the shift to highly dynamic, multicloud environments became mainstream over the last few years, some have argued that the “Triad” should be put to rest since it no longer can ensure the visibility needed to maintain effective security across these modern architectures.

Essential Cloud Security Tactics for Securing Complex Environments

In the rapidly expanding world of cloud computing, organizations are increasingly adopting multi-cloud and hybrid cloud strategies to leverage the benefits of flexibility, scalability, and cost-efficiency. However, these complex environments also introduce unique security challenges that must be addressed to protect sensitive data and maintain business continuity. This article explores the essential cloud security tactics that businesses can employ to secure their complex cloud environments effectively.

Corelight delivers static file analysis with YARA integration

Malicious files continue to be a significant threat to organizations; SonicWall reported more than six billion malware attacks in 2023. To help organizations prepare for and stay ahead of these threats, we’re introducing an integration with YARA that offers a deeper level of inspection for files across enterprise networks while helping security teams consolidate their toolset in the process.

Open NDR static file analysis powered by YARA

Enhance utility of evidence Identify malicious files from network activity and derive the right context without increasing false positives Improve detection coverage Analyze large volumes of files for detecting threats that can be missed by EDR Drive tool consolidation Consolidate tools and eliminate the need for file extraction, storage and custom scripts.

How YARA rules can complement NDR for malware detection

The Verizon 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report found that system intrusion is the leading attack pattern for the third consecutive year, accounting for 36% of breaches. System intrusion largely consists of a threat actor using hacking techniques and malware to infiltrate the victim organization. Following a successful intrusion, the attacker continues on a multi-stage process: The longer an attacker remains undetected, the greater their opportunity to find a target and extract data.

It's Typhoon Season: Attackers are deliberately evading EDR. What can you do about it?

Over the past year, several sophisticated cyber-espionage campaigns have grabbed the attention of our industry and challenged defenders and vendors alike with advanced tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). One of the most visible campaigns is Volt Typhoon, named by the Microsoft threat intelligence team in May 2023 and attributed to Chinese state-sponsored threat actors.

Sweet Security Introduces Evolutionary Leap in Cloud Detection and Response, Releasing First Unified Detection & Response Platform

Sweet Security Introduces Evolutionary Leap in Cloud Detection and Response, Releasing First Unified Detection & Response Platform. With Sweet, customers can now unify detection and response for applications, workloads, and cloud infrastructure.

Artificial Intelligence in Cybersecurity: Threat or Advantage?

In today's hyperconnected world, cybersecurity stands as the first line of defense against the growing tide of cyber threats. With billions of devices connected globally, protecting sensitive information has never been more critical-or complex. Enter artificial intelligence (AI), a technological marvel capable of revolutionizing cybersecurity. But as with all powerful tools, AI is a double-edged sword. It holds incredible potential to bolster defenses yet can also amplify the capabilities of cybercriminals.

AI-Driven Cloud Detection Engineering: Turning Security Telemetry Into Action

Amal Mammadov is a cloud security practitioner and detection engineering specialist whose work sits at the intersection of threat intelligence, cloud-native architecture, and security operations. In this interview, he outlines why most organisations are losing ground despite heavy security investments and what it actually takes to build detection programmes that produce outcomes.