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Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering Workshop follow-up. Part 2

SecureList

If you have read our previous blogpost “ Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering Workshop follow-up. The experts also had a fireside chat with Igor Skochinsky of Hex-Rays and introduced the Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering online self-study course. So here comes the second part of the webinar follow-up.

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Strengthening Cyber Resilience: A Milestone Partnership

Security Boulevard

Don’t miss our upcoming threat intelligence webinar! This interoperability allows organizations to leverage existing investments in security infrastructure while enhancing their overall cyber defense posture and ensuring a future-proof architecture, capable of adapting and changing with the organization.

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Snort 3: Rearchitected for Simplicity and Performance

Cisco Security

Snort was able to keep up with the packet flow rate because of its lightweight, packet-based architecture. Some of the most recent additions include carving files out of the network stream for malware inspection and the ability to identify thousands of applications. At that time, gigabit networks were in their infancy.

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Ransomware: A Thriving Business

Security Boulevard

As the moneymaking nature of this parasitic business draws growing numbers of malware operators, malicious code offerings on the black market are also rapidly increasing. As different buyers purchase malware, variants emerge, making it easier to escape detection by security products. Plentiful Resources. Outsourcing Exploits.

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In High Demand - How Thales and DigiCert Protect Against Software Supply Chain Attacks

Thales Cloud Protection & Licensing

Examples include covertly inserting malware or manipulating unprotected code-signing keys. Tampering, such as inserting malware, can occur at any point during this process. It lists every piece of code that makes up the full software package, so you can know what to trust and more easily trace and eliminate vulnerabilities or malware.

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In High Demand – How Thales and DigiCert Protect Against Software Supply Chain Attacks

Security Boulevard

Examples include covertly inserting malware or manipulating unprotected code-signing keys. Tampering, such as inserting malware, can occur at any point during this process. It lists every piece of code that makes up the full software package, so you can know what to trust and more easily trace and eliminate vulnerabilities or malware.

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Does your Next-gen SWG provide Next-Gen Availability?

McAfee

Yet, these changes mark a progression toward a very flexible architecture. Looking ahead, what are the performance and architectural paradigm shift being considered that we will prize several years from now? On-Demand Webinar. Consider these three factors: 1. Scalability. Reliability. Enter MVISION Unified Cloud Edge (UCE).