As threats move faster and security environments grow more complex, security teams need to quickly understand what matters, where potential risks may exist, and when action is needed. The value of ...

Co-authors: Kayla Rohde & Kenneth Johnson Having multiple cybersecurity technologies, controls, systems, and stakeholders operating together without conflict is not a temporary inconvenience. It is...

In the world of identity security, few tools promise as much peace of mind as Privileged Access Management (PAM). It is often referred to as the "vault" that locks away your kingdom's keys. However, ...

In this part of the “Hunting Infostealers” series, we explore the growing abuse of trusted communication services and software ecosystems—including messaging platforms like WhatsApp and seemingly ben...

In this next part of the “Hunting Infostealers” series, we’ll cover Python information stealers. The proliferation of Python stealers over the past year has become an escalating concern in the cybers...

The “Hunting Infostealers” blog series covers the ever-evolving threat of infostealers. Infostealers have gone from simple credential theft to subscription-based threats (i.e., Malware-as-a-Service) ...

Attackers compromised the upstream distribution mechanism for EmEditor, a widely used Windows text editor. Instead of delivering malware through phishing or malicious domains, the attackers manipulat...

Co-authors: Dan Weinstock and Christoph Dreymann Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD) has rapidly become a core tool for enabling remote work at scale. Consequently, it’s also emerging as a target for threa...

By: Mukta Agarwal and  Parth Jamodkar Threat actors are increasingly infiltrating organizations by securing legitimate jobs, often through falsified credentials or insider recruitment. Recently, ...

Co-author: Samantha Gardener To stay ahead of today’s sophisticated cyber threats, organizations must embrace a proactive defense strategy that includes these three pillars: emerging trends, adapti...