Tag: Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)

Armed with security analytics tools, organizations can benefit from big data capabilities to analyze data and enhance detection with proactive alerts about potential malicious activity.

Security researchers report that the newest version of NRSMiner crypto-mining malware is causing problems for companies that haven't patched the EternalBlue exploit.

Advanced threats are evolving faster than enterprise security, despite record spend. Organizations need an integrated ecosystem of solutions that provide visibility into anomalies and potential risks.

One of the most crucial types of information for threat detection and incident response is network flow data, which has several unique properties that can help security analysts uncover attacks.

Researchers believe that a new APT group known as GreyEnergy, which they observed targeting ICS consoles across Poland and Ukraine, may be a successor to BlackEnergy, the group that authored NotPetya.

For the first time ever, researchers discovered a UEFI rootkit in the wild that they believe the Sednit APT group used to execute LoJax malware.

Researchers recently discovered that the number of victims of a unique backdoor developed by advanced threat group Turla is much higher than originally thought.

Threat hunting is a complex and labor-intensive task, but it can go a long way toward helping your organization detect APTs before they can cause damage to the network.

According to recent research, Slingshot APT has victimized nearly 100 organizations since 2012 using kernel-level privileges to load malware and evade detection.

Thanks to their harrowing experience with the Evil Witch, Hansel and Gretel went on to become expert threat hunters to protect the children of the forest.