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How to Define Your Security Objectives Before Choosing an MDR Provider
With nearly every MSSP and Security company claiming to do Managed Detection and Response (MDR) it’s more important than ever to choose the right MDR provider. Before you start evaluating potential partners, it’s crucial to step back and clearly define your organization’s security objectives. This not only helps in selecting the right provider but also…
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Cybersecurity Moneyball Part 2: Binary Defense’s New Paradigm in Malware Detection
“Fight Your Enemy Where They Aren’t – Sun Tzu” The post Cybersecurity Moneyball Part 2: Binary Defense’s New Paradigm in Malware Detection appeared first on Binary Defense. Go to Source
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Understanding Sleep Obfuscation
How Malware Uses Sleep Cycles to Avoid Detection The post Understanding Sleep Obfuscation appeared first on Binary Defense. Go to Source
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How Our Dedicated Resources Differ from Staff Augmentation
Integrating Binary Defense Dedicated Security Resources into your team brings deeper insights and proactive defense, far beyond what staff augmentation can offer. The post How Our Dedicated Resources Differ from Staff Augmentation appeared first on Binary Defense. Go to Source
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Technical Analysis: Killer Ultra Malware Targeting EDR Products in Ransomware Attacks
This post was written by John Dwyer, Director of Security Research at Binary Defense, and made possible through the contributions of TrustedSec Senior Research Analyst Kevin Haubris and Eric Gonzalez of Binary Defense. ARC Labs recently recovered a tool leveraged in Qilin ransomware attacks aimed at impairing defenses by disabling popular endpoint detection and response…
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The Imperative of Threat Hunting for a Mature Security Posture
Threat Hunting has transitioned from being a luxury to a fundamental necessity The post The Imperative of Threat Hunting for a Mature Security Posture appeared first on Binary Defense. Go to Source
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Cybersecurity Moneyball Part 1: Managed Deception for Easy Outs
“When your enemies are making mistakes, don’t interrupt them. They’re just giving you an out, man. They’re just giving it to you. Take it and say thank you.” (Moneyball [Motion Picture], Columbia Pictures) The post Cybersecurity Moneyball Part 1: Managed Deception for Easy Outs appeared first on Binary Defense. Go to Source
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Xerox Printers Vulnerability Puts Data Security at Risk
Cybersecurity experts are raising concerns over a newly discovered vulnerability in Xerox printers that could potentially compromise sensitive information. The vulnerability, which affects a variety of Xerox printer models, has the potential to allow unauthorized access to both the device and any data it handles. With businesses increasingly relying on digital solutions, this vulnerability poses…
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American Radio Relay League Paid $1 Million Ransom
The American Radio Relay League (ARRL), a prominent national association for amateur radio enthusiasts, recently confirmed that it paid a staggering $1 million ransom to cybercriminals. ARRL Hit by Cyber Attack ARRL found itself at the mercy of a sophisticated ransomware attack. Upon realizing the severity of the attack, the ARRL was left with limited…
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What is meant by “cybersecurity”?
The process of protecting networks, computers, servers, mobile devices, electronic systems, and data from malicious attacks is known as cybersecurity. It is also referred to as electronic information security or information technology security. The term can be categorized into a few common categories and is used in various contexts, including business and mobile computing. The…