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Happy Tuesday, dear Network! 📣I'm #hiringnow a Security Operations Engineer Don't hesitate to share and contact me if interested! #itinfrastructure #cybersecurityawareness #cybersecuirty #securityengineer #problemsolvingskills #networkengineer #intrusiondetection #networkinfrastructure #implementations #troubleshooting #l3
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Just came across this must-read article detailing the career in Incident Response (IR) within Unit 42. For those curious about what it takes to succeed in IR or looking to advance their career in Unit 42, this piece is packed with invaluable advice and perspectives Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 Palo Alto Networks #lifeatpaloaltonetworks
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 is #hiring! See what to expect on our incident response team – Mike shares the top ten things that you need to know. #LifeAtPaloAltoNetworks
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Dear network, I'm recruiting for a Security Architect with strong technical background achieved from working in IT engineering, with sprinkling of demonstrable threat modelling experience! UK based, fully remote and be SC clearable. Please message me directly. thanks in advance
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We are #hiring Red Teamer in our team. Like breaking things? Passionate about finding vulnerabilities in latest and greatest? Do apply with the link below: https://lnkd.in/eZWDQBpz #redteam #hiring #penetrationtesting #pentesting
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Last Week in Security - 2024-08-20 by Rusty Robison via SIXGEN ([Global] Data Breach) URL: https://ift.tt/xWVhc6r We're Hiring! Immediate Open Positions: Maryland Applicants: We have openings for a Technical Writer, Red Team Operator, Red Team Operator Infrastructure Engineer, Red Team Operator Tool Developer, Systems Engineer, HPC Software Engineer, Information Systems Security Engineer, Cyber Operator Developer Analyst (CODA), Senior Data Analyst and Earned Value Management Specialist. Virginia Applicants: Available opportunities: Land and Expeditionary Warfare Specialist, Cyber Warfare Threat Analyst, and Cyber Network Operator. For more open positions visit: https://lnkd.in/dsjBaCpM Last Week in Security is a summary of the interesting cybersecurity news, techniques, tools, and exploits from the past week. This post covers 2024-08-12 to 2024-08-19. News Six 0-Days Lead Microsoft’s August 2024 Patch Push - Microsoft released updates to fix 90 security vulnerabilities, including six zero-day flaws actively exploited by attackers. The flaws include local privilege escalation vulnerabilities and remote code execution flaws. One vulnerability allows malware to bypass security features in Windows. It is recommended for Windows users to install security updates promptly and back up data before updating. The updates primarily focus on Windows components, Office products, and Azure services, but do not specifically target Group Policy or Intune. Inside the "3 Billion People" National Public Data Breach - Troy Hunt discusses a major data breach involving National Public Data, a data aggregator, where a threat actor has published personal information of billions of people. The breach includes names, addresses, social security numbers, and other personal details. Multiple parties had access to the data before it was leaked, and legal action has been taken against National Public Data. The data has been circulating on the dark web, and there are questions about its legitimacy and origin. Hunt decided to include the breach in his "Have I Been Pwned" database as an unverified breach to inform those affected. Threat Intel and Defense EastWind Campaign: New CloudSorcerer attacks on government organizations in Russia - The EastWind campaign targeted Russian government organizations and IT companies using phishing emails with malicious attachments to deliver malware such as CloudSorcerer, APT31, and APT27 tools. The attackers used Dropbox and social media sites as Command and Control servers, and also deployed a new implant named PlugY. Ransomware attackers introduce new EDR killer to their arsenal - Sophos analysts discovered a new EDR-killing utility called EDRKillShifter being used by ransomware attackers targeting an organization with RansomHub ransomware. The tool failed to disable Sophos protection, but the attackers attempted to run the ransomware, which also failed due to CryptoGuard. EDRKillShifter works by executing wit...
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Accurately identifying roles and functions is essential in designing and operating an effective Security Operations Center. Here's what's surprised us when we polled stakeholders: ▶️ 73% SOC Operator ▶️ 27% SOC Analyst ▶️ NO VOTES for SOC Supervisor Based on the results, it appears that the majority views SOC Operator roles as crucial, with SOC Analyst roles also significant, yet no emphasis on SOC Supervisor roles. Do you agree with these findings? Why or why not? Your insights are valuable! More on the topic here: Designing and Building an Effective SOC That Meets Your Unique Needs: https://lnkd.in/dRNYK_n9 #securityoperationscenter #physicalsecurity
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DVA is not associated with this job opportunity. Principal Red Team Operator https://lnkd.in/gNYJCJRA What you'll get to do... Develop and implement the attack methodology for use in unannounced red team engagements Highlight and offer suggestions to the executive management on strategic strengths and weaknesses of the organization while guiding strategic remediations, mitigations, and kill chains Plan and complete unannounced operations that simulate real-world attacks or emulate threat actors Join forces with SRE and development teams to find new and creative ways to reduce the occurrence of vulnerabilities at scale... #jobopportunity #careeropportunity #hiringnow #jobsearch #joblisting #jobopening #nowhiring #jobvacancy #jobalert #jobposting #jobhunt #jobseeker #jobmarket #jobgrowth #jobprospects #jobpotential #jobgrowth #jobopportunities #jobseeking #jobapplication #jobinterview #joboffer #jobplacement #jobplacementagency #jobrecruitment #jobnetworking #jobadvice #jobtips #jobstrategy #jobsuccess
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#HiringImmediately Full-Time / Permanent // Canada. Please share resumes to [email protected] ROLE: Transmit Security Engineer LOCATION: Toronto, ON FULLTIME ONLY Skills and Responsibilities: • Experience in Vulnerability Management, Penetration testing and code scans. • Weekly assessment of vulnerabilities identified by infrastructure scan. • Improving and automating existing vulnerability management lifecycle. • Perform Vulnerability evaluation, rate and perform risk assessments on assets. • Prioritizing vulnerabilities discovered along with remediation timeline(s) • Provide vulnerability analysis and produce reports for management. • Participate collecting, assessing, and cataloguing threat indicators. • Identify assets that are vulnerable to zero-day/ any vulnerability that is widely exploited and patch them with utmost priority. • Develop a program to automate the Vulnerability reports to fit the Organization goals. • Developing and implementing KPI and metric reporting related to vulnerability management. • Develop and carryout the corrective actions to eliminate the internal control gaps and remediate the existing deficiencies. • Identify and analyst new vulnerabilities and other threats as they surface. • Map those against your unique and dynamic infrastructure on an ongoing basis. • Determine and prioritize appropriate updates according to the actual threats to your environment. • Automate remediation without disrupting network operations. • Experience on Qualys tool preferred.
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Brief reminder to all SOC customers and practitioners. The best person to fix an network security issue is the network engineer. The best person to fix an application security issue is the application engineer. The best person to fix an operating system’s security issues is the operating system’s engineer. The security operation process is way broader than only the security operation team. The security team needs to find, triage, prioritise and guide about the issues… but not necessarily fix then by their own hands. This is a very common expectation alignment issue.
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Last Week in Security - 2024-08-12 by Rusty Robison via SIXGEN ([Global] oracle cloud) URL: https://ift.tt/4ujbnSL We're Hiring! Immediate Open Positions: Maryland Applicants: We have openings for a Technical Writer, Red Team Operator, Red Team Operator Infrastructure Engineer, Red Team Operator Tool Developer, Systems Engineer, HPC Software Engineer, Information Systems Security Engineer, Cyber Operator Developer Analyst (CODA), Senior Data Analyst and Earned Value Management Specialist. Virginia Applicants: Available opportunities: Land and Expeditionary Warfare Specialist, Cyber Warfare Threat Analyst, and Cyber Network Operator. For more open positions visit: https://lnkd.in/dsjBaCpM Last Week in Security is a summary of the interesting cybersecurity news, techniques, tools, and exploits from the past couple weeks. This post covers 2024-07-29 to 2024-08-12. News Proofpoint Email Routing Flaw Exploited to Send Millions of Spoofed Phishing Emails - An unknown threat actor exploited a flaw in Proofpoint's email routing to send millions of spoofed phishing emails impersonating popular companies. The campaign, named EchoSpoofing, used SPF and DKIM signatures to bypass security protections. The attacker sent messages from SMTP servers on VPS, complying with authentication measures to imitate legitimate domains. Proofpoint addressed the issue by providing corrective instructions to customers and urging VPS providers and email service providers to limit spamming capabilities. The campaign was not attributed to any known threat actor, and no customer data was exposed. Improving the security of Chrome cookies on Windows - This new App-Bound Encryption feature aims to protect users from malware that steals sensitive data by encrypting data tied to app identity, making it more difficult for attackers to access. Enterprises with roaming profiles may need to adjust their configurations to support this new protection. Don’t Let Your Domain Name Become a “Sitting Duck” - Researchers have found that over a million domain names are vulnerable to cybercriminals due to authentication weaknesses at web hosting providers and registrars. This vulnerability allows cybercriminals to take over domains and use them for malicious activities like sending spam and phishing emails. This issue has been ongoing for years and still persists, with security experts urging for stricter verification measures to prevent domain takeovers. Multiple large hosting and DNS providers are still susceptible to this authentication weakness, leaving domains at risk of being hijacked for malicious purposes. Microsoft need to be transparent about customer impacting DDoS attacks - Microsoft has been experiencing customer impacting DDoS attacks that are causing network outages for Azure and Microsoft 365. Despite these incidents, Microsoft has not been transparent about what is happening. After being called out by the Associated Press, Microsoft released a blog po...
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