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How to Make Threat Detection Better?

Anton on Security

I’ve lamented on this a few times, either touching on general difficulties with detection , its uncertainty or highlighting the fragile detections people write. Recent SANS Webinar on Detection By the way, this post ended up being more of “an incomplete thought” then a solid framework , but I hope you forgive me.

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A Clear and Present Need: Bolster Your Identity Security with Threat Detection and Response

Duo's Security Blog

This group of English-speaking threat actors are known for launching sophisticated campaigns that can bypass weak MFA implementations, leveraging tactics such as SIM swapping, adversary-in-the-middle (AiTM) techniques, and social engineering to gain unauthorized access to organizations’ sensitive data.

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How to Make Threat Detection Better?

Security Boulevard

I’ve lamented on this a few times, either touching on general difficulties with detection , its uncertainty or highlighting the fragile detections people write. Here, I want to continue the conversation on detection quality. Recent SANS Webinar on Detection. What Are You NOT Detecting?”. More to come!

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5 Benefits of Detection-as-Code

CyberSecurity Insiders

Over the past decade, threat detection has become business-critical and even more complicated. As businesses move to the cloud, manual threat detection processes are no longer able to keep up. The answer lies in treating threat detections like software or detection-as-code.

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Snort 3: Rearchitected for Simplicity and Performance

Cisco Security

These include better multi-pattern search engines (MPSE), the fast pattern matcher, rule trees, and other tweaks to improve deep packet inspection efficiency. I like to think of Snort 3 as adding a new engine to my hot rod. Think of Snort 3 as “deep flow inspection” as opposed to deep packet inspection.

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Extending Zero Trust Security to Industrial Networks

Cisco Security

I recently presented a webinar explaining the specific Zero Trust requirements for IoT/OT networks: Endpoint visibility. Threat detection and response. Communications are continuously monitored to detect malicious traffic and abnormal behaviors. Learn more by watching the replay of the webinar I recently presented.

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New Duo Integrations Enhance Security Visibility and Threat Intelligence in SecureX Platform

Duo's Security Blog

Take the Duo Level Up course, Introduction to Duo Trust Monitor Watch our webinar, Trust Monitor Anomaly Detection Webinar Read the 2021 Duo Trusted Access Report See SecureX in action in this demo video. Looking for more information?