Der Vorteil des Verteidigers – Eine Momentaufnahme der Cybersicherheitslage“ greift Themen zur Cyberabwehr auf, die immer wichtiger werden, und liefert dazu passende Erkenntnisse aus Mandiant-Einsätzen und andere Praxisbeispiele. In dieser Ausgabe werden u. a. die folgenden Themen behandelt:
Author: Your Tech HR
A decade ago, financial services and insurance (FSI) firms considered the cloud to be a shared space for hosting applications―one that was somewhat risky. Concerned about security breaches and loss of control, such firms were late adopters of public cloud services.
One of the biggest challenges facing healthcare providers like Penn State Health is that cyber security threats are always evolving. Threat actors are becoming increasingly sophisticated, continually finding new vulnerabilities and new ways to exploit them.
APT29 and other threat actors have used several methodologies to move laterally from on-premises networks to the cloud, specifically Microsoft 365. This paper will help organizations understand these techniques used by APT29, how to proactively harden their environments, and how to remediate environments where similar techniques have been observed.
An effective incident response plan has multiple requirements from preparation to post-incident activity. What is not so obvious, and must not be discounted is leadership buy-in, testing and a unified approach amongst often siloed capabilities.
The Defender’s Advantage is the concept that organizations are defending against attacks in their own environment. This provides a fundamental advantage arising from the fact that they have control over the landscape where they will meet their adversaries. Organizations struggle to capitalize on this advantage.
This first-of-its-kind report offers insight into how organizations are navigating the global cyber security threat landscape. Findings are drawn from extensive interviews with 1,350 business and IT leaders who make security decisions for organizations with at least 1,000 employees.
Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is never an end in itself. It instead serves a broader mission: to inform, advise, and empower stakeholders within an organization or community. Stakeholder needs drive intelligence requirements. Intelligence requirements are therefore pivotal to a successful CTI capability.
Fruit des observations faites par Mandiant sur le terrain, notre Guide pratique des équipes de sécurité vous éclaire sur des questions de cyberdéfense toujours plus capitales. Au sommaire de cette nouvelle édition
Most organizations today operate in the cloud. While this simplifies operations in many ways, it comes with its own set of risks that can significantly impact your bottom line — in 2021, the average cost of a public cloud breach was $4.8 million.*