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Critical Actions Post Data Breach

SecureWorld News

ISO 22317: Focuses on Business Impact Analysis (BIA), detailing the processes for identifying and evaluating the impact of different events on business operations. Collect and safeguard critical artifacts such as event logs, system logs, and authentication records from corporate systems.

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BlackSuit’s Advanced Ransomware Tactics Exposed: Masquerades as Antivirus

Penetration Testing

In a recent series of events that disrupted major operations, the KADOKAWA Corporation experienced service outages that extended to multiple websites.

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GUEST ESSAY: The case for engaging in ‘threat hunting’ — and how to do it effectively

The Last Watchdog

Threat hunting is the practice of actively seeking out dangers to cyber security by detecting and eliminating new and emerging threats that are able to evade preventative controls such as firewalls and antivirus software. One of the most commonly used tools for threat hunting, however is security information and event management (SIEM).

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How Hackers Use Reconnaissance – and How to Protect Against It

eSecurity Planet

Also read: Best Penetration Testing Tools. Top Open Source Penetration Testing Tools. Antivirus and EDR tools, SIEM systems (security information and event management), security vendors, software, hardware, firmware, and operating systems. What Data Do Hackers Collect? The Top Reconnaissance Tools.

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34 Most Common Types of Network Security Protections

eSecurity Planet

These platforms make it possible for security teams to analyze consolidated threat feeds from various external alerts and log events. TIPs contextualize these threats, offering security teams more information, usually at a faster rate than vendor threat feeds.

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Preparing for the ever-growing threat of ransomware

IT Security Guru

Ensure you have antivirus and firewalls deployed and enabled on all endpoints, especially if using your own personal devices. Antivirus and firewalls with network traffic control are essential for comprehensive edge and endpoint protection. My five key ransomware attack preparation steps are as follows.

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Getting Started With the Metasploit Framework: A Pentesting Tutorial

eSecurity Planet

Also read: 10 Top Open Source Penetration Testing Tools. Setting Up a Test Environment. The idea with Metasploit is to attack another machine, so you’ll need another machine to run your tests. This way, you can train with various operating systems and disable antivirus software and firewalls safely. Prerequisites.