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Earlier this year, Cybereason launched its latest honeypot to analyze the tactics, techniques, and procedures used by state-sponsored groups and cyber crime actors to target critical infrastructure providers.
In this article I describe a security strategy that helped my organization avoid this scenario by simply ignoring the perimeter, making us indifferent to the location our employees are working from.
Though AEPs are especially important when testing and building a strong defense, they are often overlooked for TTPs by security practitioners versed in the “trench warfare” of day-to-day security operations.
One could argue that, if you can detect all the TTPs in ATT&CK, you should also be able to defend against all of the adversaries in ATT&CK. While technically true, many TTPs are not inherently malicious.
The Valak Malware is a sophisticated malware that can steal enterprise mailing information and passwords along with the enterprise certificate. This has the potential to access critical enterprise accounts, causing damage to organizations, brand degradation, and ultimately a loss of consumer trust.
Proactive defense is about predicting, understanding, and preventing as many moves as possible that an attacker could make against you. You have to stay a step ahead of the enemy and lure them into a trap of your own.
IOCs are valuable when preventing known malware, but over 350,000 new strains of malware are detected every day, and fileless malware attacks are on the rise. IOCs are no longer an innovative or sufficient standalone method for defense.
Among endpoint solutions, there’s a staggeringly clear distinction between solutions that are cloud-native and those whose cloud capabilities are either non-existent or partial at best.
Since the acquisition of Symantec in September, Cybereason has received a flood of requests from concerned customers interested in making the switch to Cybereason.
MITRE’s Adversarial Tactics, Techniques, and Common Knowledge (MITRE ATT&CK) is a model and knowledge base of adversary behavior that has become a staple of the endpoint security space.
