Enterprises Seeking Cyber Deception Solutions – Find Acalvio Listed in rFindery’s Cybersecurity Marketplace
Deception is a rapidly growing market and within the expansive market are a plethora of vendors to choose from as you and your team find a vendor to fit your deception security needs. To help organizations find the right vendor for their infrastructure, companies can...
Spreading Technique used by Retadup Worm.
Acalvio Threat Research Lab Retadup worm has been in the news recently. It was first observered infecting Israeli Hospitals [1] and recently it was observered active in South America mining for Crypto Currency[2]. The details of the worm have been published by Trend...
Can We Automate Threat Hunting?
Threat hunting has been primarily a playground for security experts to surface unknown threats. It is a proactive security approach where the hunt starts with a hypothesis about a hidden threat that may be already in the enterprise network. According to 2017 survey on...Deception Centric Defense Against Ransomware
Team Acalvio It is estimated that in 2017, damages due to the ransomware will exceed $5 billion.[8] When successful, ransomware can not only infect the endpoint, it can also spread across the network extending its exploit. The initial versions of ransomware like...
Meeting HIPAA Requirements with Acalvio’s Deception 2.0 Solution, ShadowPlex
The recent ransomware attacks such as Wannacry have highlighted the need for robust security controls in healthcare firms. These organizations are subject to HIPAA/HITECH compliance requirements, but unfortunately many firms just seem them as a distraction. This is...
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- Protecting Microsoft Active Directory Part 3: Deception-based AD Security September 22, 2021Previously, we covered understanding AD Attack Surface and AD Attack Paths on this Active Directory Protection blog series. This post looks at Acalvio’s novel approach to protecting Active Directory against advanced persistent threats. It presents a critical attack surface that needs continuous monitoring for misconfigurations, vulnerabilities, and attack persistence. Alternative solutions attempt to protect AD […]Team Acalvio
- Protecting Microsoft Active Directory Part 2: Attack Paths August 14, 2021In a previous blog, we provided an overview of the (unfortunately quite complex) Active Directory Attack Surface. In Part 2 of this series, we’ll explore how attackers plan their movement and traverse attack paths once they have discovered AD vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that they can exploit. The Microsoft Active Directory (AD) ecosystem consists of all […]Team Acalvio
- Protecting Microsoft Active Directory: Understanding the Attack Surface July 21, 2021In the recent SolarWinds hack and Ransomware attack on Colonial Pipeline, Active Directory (AD) compromise was at the core of the attack playbook. In this 3-part blog series, we look at protecting Microsoft Active Directory – which is central to most enterprise infrastructure layouts.Team Acalvio
- OT Risk Management – Deceiving Your Way to IT/OT Convergence June 24, 2021Securing Operational Technology (OT) networks is definitely “a thing” these days. OT environments include specialized equipment (e.g. PLCs) that monitor and control production facilities such as refineries, manufacturing plants and utilities. The stakes are high with respect to potential business continuity and safety impacts if something is compromised. To be sure, it’s not that CISOs […]Team Acalvio
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- Tales from the trenches: Effective managed cyber threat detection and response February 19, 2021Breaches can take minutes or less for a cyber criminal to execute but often months to discoverTeam Acalvio
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- Threat Hunting the Modern Way January 31, 2021When you think threat hunting, what comes to mind? For most enterprise security staff, the answer is “Hmmm, not sure if that’s for me”.Team Acalvio