Search Results for: indicators of compromise Blog Post What are Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) Used For? May 27, 2020 Many times when a cyber breach occurs, organizations do not have any evidence. Similar to a Crime that occurs in... Knowledge Center IOC Checker March 5, 2020 What is it? Scans for indicators of compromise (IOCs) Full stack application CLI client + Backend + Web admin console... Blog Post How to Detect Malicious Activity Early? Set up IOCs May 6, 2020 Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are forensic data IT professionals use to detect malicious activity. It is defined as “pieces of... Blog Post A new wave of cyber attacks against email servers: Sandworm Attacks June 30, 2020 The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published a security alert warning of a new wave of cyberattack against email... Blog Post The Importance of Threat Hunting July 17, 2020 Organizations should constantly be on alert for possible cyber threats lurking around, given the rapidly evolving tactics, weapons, and technologies... Knowledge Center APT41 – A spy who steals or a thief who spies April 21, 2020 APT41 – The Spy Who Encrypted Me. This case study is based on our most recent investigation into one of... Knowledge Center Osquery for Cyber Incident Response March 19, 2020 In this case study we demonstrate the use of Osquery framework for cyber security incident response.In this case study we... Knowledge Center Ransomware Response Guideline, Digital Forensics and Incident Response Unit September 5, 2019 Like the name implies, ransomware is essentially digital extortion that is executed through software that uses encryption techniques to keep... Blog Post Cognizant hacked by Maze Ransomware Attack May 7, 2020 During the Covid-19 pandemic, Cognizant, the technology solution corp was hacked by Maze group causing huge service disruptions for the... Blog Post COVID‐19 Cyber Threat Coalition – USSS Information Alert May 2, 2020 Criminal groups are exploiting the COVID‐19 pandemic to target healthcare systems and critical IT infrastructure all over the world. The... Blog Post A Banking Trojan is Back Because of COVID-19 April 1, 2020 COVID-19 is currently the most common and popular topic in cyberattacks. Recently, the Zeus Sphinx banking Trojan program has been... Blog Post Hackers File Fake Tax Returns To Steal IRS Refunds April 14, 2020 The number of attempted IRS scams tends to increase every year in March and April in the U.S., as legions... Blog Post Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual... Blog Post Motivations Behind Cyber-Attacks March 4, 2020 Cyber attacks are malicious attacks on computer systems and networks for damaging data or disrupting operations. Common types of cyberattacks... Blog Post The Need for Cyber Incident Response April 1, 2020 It is essential that every organization is prepared for the worst. Hence the key to handle such a situation is...
Blog Post What are Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) Used For? May 27, 2020 Many times when a cyber breach occurs, organizations do not have any evidence. Similar to a Crime that occurs in...
Knowledge Center IOC Checker March 5, 2020 What is it? Scans for indicators of compromise (IOCs) Full stack application CLI client + Backend + Web admin console...
Blog Post How to Detect Malicious Activity Early? Set up IOCs May 6, 2020 Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) are forensic data IT professionals use to detect malicious activity. It is defined as “pieces of...
Blog Post A new wave of cyber attacks against email servers: Sandworm Attacks June 30, 2020 The US National Security Agency (NSA) has published a security alert warning of a new wave of cyberattack against email...
Blog Post The Importance of Threat Hunting July 17, 2020 Organizations should constantly be on alert for possible cyber threats lurking around, given the rapidly evolving tactics, weapons, and technologies...
Knowledge Center APT41 – A spy who steals or a thief who spies April 21, 2020 APT41 – The Spy Who Encrypted Me. This case study is based on our most recent investigation into one of...
Knowledge Center Osquery for Cyber Incident Response March 19, 2020 In this case study we demonstrate the use of Osquery framework for cyber security incident response.In this case study we...
Knowledge Center Ransomware Response Guideline, Digital Forensics and Incident Response Unit September 5, 2019 Like the name implies, ransomware is essentially digital extortion that is executed through software that uses encryption techniques to keep...
Blog Post Cognizant hacked by Maze Ransomware Attack May 7, 2020 During the Covid-19 pandemic, Cognizant, the technology solution corp was hacked by Maze group causing huge service disruptions for the...
Blog Post COVID‐19 Cyber Threat Coalition – USSS Information Alert May 2, 2020 Criminal groups are exploiting the COVID‐19 pandemic to target healthcare systems and critical IT infrastructure all over the world. The...
Blog Post A Banking Trojan is Back Because of COVID-19 April 1, 2020 COVID-19 is currently the most common and popular topic in cyberattacks. Recently, the Zeus Sphinx banking Trojan program has been...
Blog Post Hackers File Fake Tax Returns To Steal IRS Refunds April 14, 2020 The number of attempted IRS scams tends to increase every year in March and April in the U.S., as legions...
Blog Post Encrypting your files is not enough for ransomware operators anymore July 9, 2020 Ransomware attacks have become a trend in the malware world, and they are a goldmine for their operators. The usual...
Blog Post Motivations Behind Cyber-Attacks March 4, 2020 Cyber attacks are malicious attacks on computer systems and networks for damaging data or disrupting operations. Common types of cyberattacks...
Blog Post The Need for Cyber Incident Response April 1, 2020 It is essential that every organization is prepared for the worst. Hence the key to handle such a situation is...
