Clash of the titans! All the big tech companies have re-branded legacy tech and logging solutions as next-gen #SIEM. All with various ways to get you and your data locked in for the next decade. Feeling boxed in? Don't want to get locked in? The future of security operations is #abstract (pun intended) check out https://abstract.security and #getabstracted #nextgensiemnotasiem
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Today at VulnCheck, we are thrilled to introduce our new IP Intelligence feature as part of our Initial Access offering! 🎉 Our team has been hard at work developing a way to identify high-risk internet-connected infrastructure that could potentially be vulnerable to Government and Enterprise Organizations. With real-time querying of CVEs, C2, Web shell, and open directories, defenders now have a significant advantage over threat actors. See the article below for more information, and check the comments section for some original research by Jacob Baines and his team on 7777-Botnet behaviors and our findings using this new product edition. 👀 https://lnkd.in/gNKrT79u #botnet #commandandcontrol #exploits #exploitation #vulnerabilitymanagement #vulnerabilityassessment #vulnerabilities
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This Week’s Cybersecurity Tip of the Week, provided by PacketLogix IT Security Tip: Three things about cyberspace you should CONSTANTLY remind your kids about All parents need to closely monitor their kids’ use of tablets, phones and devices, as well as all social media profiles. It’s no secret that sexual predators lurk online, looking for their next victim. While what you tell your kids should be age-appropriate, here’s a list of things you ought to KEEP reminding them: 1. Everything you do online is public. If you wouldn’t do or say it standing in the middle of your classroom with everyone present, don’t do it online. 2. There is NO delete button. Removing comments and photos is like trying to take pee out of a pool. 3. Trust NO ONE online. Really bad, ugly, nasty people are online looking to fool you. As to your older kids, you might remind them that schools and employers use social media to review you, so make sure what you post is what you’d want them to see. Cybercrime is at an all-time high, and hackers are setting their sights on small and medium businesses who are “low hanging fruit.” Don’t be their next victim! To download this free report that reveals the most common ways that hackers get in and how to protect yourself today go to www.packetlogix.com
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Good day, enclaive community! 💡 As the week unfolds, it becomes ever clearer that our journey toward a safer #digitallandscape isn't solitary. It's shaped by collective insights, shared knowledge, and mutual goals. Confidential computing is just one piece of the puzzle; the other is YOU. Every insight, discussion, and shared experience brings us closer to understanding and fortifying our digital world. What's one action or insight you believe could make a tangible difference in digital security? Share below, and let's keep the momentum going! #DigitalSecurity #CollectiveStrength #EnclaiveCommunity #ShapingTheFutureTogether
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🔒 Sandfly is Privacy-Compliant! 🔒 At Sandfly Security, we prioritize your data privacy with our agentless Linux security solutions. Designed to operate within your network, Sandfly ensures that no security data is shared outside your organization, even in air-gapped or isolated environments. Key Features & Benefits: • No Outbound Telemetry: Your security data never leaves your controlled systems. • Air-Gapped Compatibility: Perfect for isolated networks without internet access. • Full Data Control: You decide where and how your data is used—no third-party access without your explicit action. Secure your Linux environments with Sandfly, knowing that your operational integrity and privacy are our top priority. Learn more about our privacy-focused approach and safeguard your systems today! 🔗 #DataPrivacy #LinuxSecurity #PrivacyCompliance
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✅ At Multividas.com: - Personal info, private threads, and anonymous threads/comments are all encrypted. - Encryption algorithm will be publicly shared on Github by week's end. - Data security is our top priority. 🛡️ #multividas #multividasdotcom
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Getting 🔒 AppSec right continuously & consistently is hard, right? At the upcoming UK chapter meeting of the Information Security Forum, Julien Bruinaud will demonstrate where you must start to make impact quick! Don’t miss out. At this session, explore how you too can: 💡 Get buy-in and active participation from across the org – especially developers 💡 Make sure your #ApplicationSecurity fits your business and is successful #CheckmarxSecurity #DevSecOps #ArtificialIntelligence #GenAI #London
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Last night, while most of us were dreaming of electric sheep, a CrowdStrike issue caused quite a stir in the tech world. But guess what? Our night owl SysOps team was on it faster than you can say "reboot"! 🦉💻 Here's the scoop: CrowdStrike hiccup detected on some of our internal servers (don't worry, none affecting our clients!) Our fantastic night crew sprang into action. Issue resolved before our US clients even had their morning coffee ☕ The result? Zero Trinsic clients affected. Nada. Zilch. 🎉 This just goes to show that the early bird might get the worm when it comes to IT support, but the night owl prevents the crisis! 🦉🐛 Are you curious about how Trinsic can provide real 24/7 technology support for your business? Let's chat! Drop me a line, and let's explore how we can keep your tech running smoother than a freshly defragmented hard drive. 💼🚀 #ITSupport #24/7Service #TechHeroes #BusinessContinuity #TrinsicTech
Huge Microsoft Outage Caused by CrowdStrike Takes Down Computers Around the World
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This Week’s Cybersecurity Tip of the Week, provided by PacketLogix IT Security Tip: Why business class computers matter (don't get the Best Buy Special) Would you trust your business-critical systems to a fresh, just-out-of-school newbie who won’t be employed at the big box store in 6 months or a team of experienced IT professionals with decades of combined experience? The answer is obvious. A business-class computer is just that, rated for your business. It uses top quality components, is designed by a certified technician, is assembled in a controlled environment by certified technicians who are trained specifically to build these highly reliable systems. Did you know that most onsite technical support is not provided by the company from whom you purchased your computer in the first place? Many if not all of those field support contracts are “subbed” out to the lowest bidder. I’ll let you figure out how that isn’t going to work in your favor. Have you ever had a tech come to work on your computer only to find out he/she needed different parts and has to come back......NEXT WEEK?!?!?! By working with a qualified local IT provider who has gotten to know you, your employees, and your business, you are setting your business up for IT success, not frustration. We wouldn’t have been in business this long if we didn’t truly have your long-term best interests in mind with every recommendation we make – even something as apparently mundane as a computer. Choose wisely and stay frosty Cybercrime is at an all-time high, and hackers are setting their sights on small and medium businesses who are “low hanging fruit.” Don’t be their next victim! To download this free report that reveals the most common ways that hackers get in and how to protect yourself today go to www.packetlogix.com
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Enterprise software vendor, Progress, has patched four common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) in its MOVEit software. These vulnerabilities were exposed by researchers at NTT Application Security, who also found no active exploitation. The CVEs, which were classified as high severity, could expose networks to remote control and cyberattacks. Attempts are ongoing to fix these vulnerabilities. This recent concern follows a series of attacks on MOVEit last year. Thoughts and Opinions are my own and don't represent Comcast. #iworkforcomcast #comcastbusiness #MoveIt #Cybersecurity #cyberattacks https://lnkd.in/gFeRbSJc
Progress discloses more MOVEit CVEs, one year after 2023’s fiasco
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If you haven’t seen it yet, the following blog post does a great job outlining the upcoming changes due to Encrypted ClientHello (ECH) being enabled. Now is a good time to review how this will affect your organization. https://lnkd.in/gUa7h8BA
Security Control Changes due to TLS Encrypted ClientHello
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