Tag: Forensics

Since the open source release of the PowerShell framework in 2016, IBM X-Force Incident Response and Intelligence Services (IRIS) has identified an upward trend in malicious PowerShell use.

Using unique methods of analyzing DNS data, advanced DNS analytics enables security teams to quickly and proactively find and eliminate potential threats.

Investigative analysis tools enable SOC teams to proactively hunt for and mitigate cyberthreats instead of meticulously collecting and curating data.

The expanding Internet of Things brings new attack vectors, and cybersecurity experts will need new methods of incident response and forensics to keep up.

Real-life incident forensics isn't like what's portrayed in Hollywood. But with the right security intelligence, you can still solve the mystery quickly.

Hviz has the potential to help cybersecurity professionals streamline investigations of Web traffic to identify malware and similar malicious activity.

A computer forensic laboratory is indispensable in supporting the investigative process, but to function efficiently, it must be designed properly.

As cybersecurity takes center stage as a result of a growing number of destructive data breaches, cyber forensics cannot remain a niche capability.

An analysis of the top data capture and network forensics tools across six common criteria. See which incident forensics solution scored the best overall.