Wednesday, January 4, 2017

Make use of malicious emails

Email and Threat Intelligence: From Inbox to Action
Sponsored by: ThreatConnect
There is danger in your email box. This isn’t anything new – it’s now common sense to avoid shady-looking emails. But what if you could use these suspicious emails for your own gain?

Each phishing email contains valuable threat intelligence in its code. Extracting this threat intelligence, though, is a time-consuming and labor-intensive process that security professionals just don’t have time for.

This white paper explains how you can adopt an automated process for gaining threat intelligence from phishing emails. Learn how you can turn dangerous emails into weapons of your own.
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36-page Cyberthreat Defense Report Reveals Perceptions, Concerns

2016 Cyberthreat Defense Report
Sponsored by: LogRhythm, Inc.
With 1,000 qualified IT security respondents, the 2016 Cyberthreat Defense Report examines the current and planned deployment of  countermeasures against the backdrop of numerous perceptions, such as
  • The adequacy of existing cybersecurity investments, both overall and within specific domains of IT
  • The likelihood of being compromised by a successful cyberattack
  • The types of cyberthreats that pose the greatest risk
  • The organizational factors that present the most significant barriers to establishing effective defenses
  • The operational, tactical, and strategic value that individual security technologies provide
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How does the CLDAP protocol DDoS amplification attack work?

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A roundup of news and tips on the topics you're interested in | January 04, 2017
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ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS
How does the CLDAP protocol DDoS amplification attack work?
CryptXXX: How does this ransomware spread through legitimate websites?
How did Ammyy Admin software get repeatedly abused by malware?
The Darkleech campaign: What changes should enterprises be aware of?
How does the SFG malware dropper evade antimalware programs?
EXPERT ADVICE
How does the CLDAP protocol DDoS amplification attack work?
DDoS amplification attacks that use the CLDAP protocol are a new threat to enterprises. Expert Matthew Pascucci explains how they work and how enterprises can protect themselves.  
CryptXXX: How does this ransomware spread through legitimate websites?
The CryptXXX ransomware has been spreading through compromised legitimate websites that redirect to malicious sites. Expert Nick Lewis explains how this happens with WordPress.  
How did Ammyy Admin software get repeatedly abused by malware?
The remote administration Ammyy Admin software was repeatedly found to be spreading different types of malware. Expert Nick Lewis explains how enterprises should protect themselves.  
The Darkleech campaign: What changes should enterprises be aware of?
Darkleech campaigns have taken a new form and have now stopped using obfuscated script. Expert Nick Lewis explains the changes in Darkleech operations to watch for.  
How does the SFG malware dropper evade antimalware programs?
The SFG malware dropper can bypass antimalware programs and exploit two patched vulnerabilities. Expert Nick Lewis explains how to these attacks work and how to stop them.  
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14 SIEM vendors, rated and reviewed

Assessment: 14 Security Information and Event Management Vendors
Sponsored by: LogRhythm, Inc.
SIEM technology aggregates event data produced by security devices, network infrastructure, systems and applications. It's been strategically assumed that by the end of 2017, at least 60% of major SIEM vendors will incorporate advanced analytics into their products.

The need for early targeted attack detection and response is driving the expansion of new and existing SIEM deployments. Uncover this report to find out how 14 vendors of SIEM technology fared in Gartner's assessment.
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Tuesday, January 3, 2017

2016 in review: 4 big cybersecurity trends

4 Cybersecurity Trends that Might Be Affecting Your Organization
Sponsored by: Navex Global
One major duty for compliance officers is staying on top of emerging cyber risks and recommending new ways to address them from a compliance perspective.

As cybersecurity issues continue to escalate, compliance officers have more opportunities than ever to better protect and defend their organizations.

Learn 4 top cybersecurity trends that could be affecting your organization. Discover which attacks to look out for in the near future, and learn how businesses have come to rely on compliance programs to ensure that their organizations operate properly.
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How to unify collaboration for a seamless virtual app experience - and Other New Research

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How to unify collaboration for a seamless virtual app experience
Optimize IT hardware, software to empower mobile pros' productivity
How to approach the modern DoS threat
4 reasons to go platinum with your virtualization strategy
Successful mobile projects start with the right IT staff


How to unify collaboration for a seamless virtual app experience
White Paper sponsored by Citrix
Today's always-connected workforce demands instant access to critical apps, desktops, and data. Download this infographic to establish a seamless virtual app experience for your most remote workers, creating a unified, collaborative environment across all platforms and device types.

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Optimize IT hardware, software to empower mobile pros' productivity
White Paper sponsored by Dell, Inc. & Intel®
Learn how to power up mobile professionals' productivity with greater portability by optimizing IT to accommodate the demands of your users. Read on to create the optimum IT experience by kick-starting efficiency with devices that multitask and protect devices with recovery services.

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How to approach the modern DoS threat
White Paper sponsored by Citrix
Denial of service (DoS) attacks are on the rise after years of relative dormancy. In that time they have evolved and are honed in on attacking the different networking layers. Discover how DoS attacks have evolved and how to approach DoS protection at each layer of your network.

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4 reasons to go platinum with your virtualization strategy
White Paper sponsored by Citrix
As your mobile workforce places new demands on your IT environment, the time and cost savings of the Platinum Editions of Citrix XenApp or XenDesktop quickly outweigh the cost. See what Platinum can do for your organization.

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Successful mobile projects start with the right IT staff
eGuide sponsored by Hewlett Packard - Intel Xeon
For a mobile project to take off, both senior and junior IT staff must be invited to the table. Team members at every level can add to the mobile app development and delivery process. This e-guide highlights a few important questions to ask when determining how to assign IT staff to certain mobile projects.

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Definition: denial-of-service attack

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A roundup of news and tips on the topics you're interested in | January 03, 2017
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ISSUE HIGHLIGHTS
Definition: denial-of-service attack
Should one cybersecurity mistake mean the end of a CEO's career?
How to prevent DoS attacks in the enterprise
'Switcher' Android Trojan targets routers with rogue DNS servers
Why ad fraud botnets have become so hard to stop
NEWS
'Switcher' Android Trojan targets routers with rogue DNS servers
A new Android Trojan, 'Switcher,' performs brute-force attacks on wireless routers' default passwords to target DNS server configurations and hack connected devices.  
Why ad fraud botnets have become so hard to stop
White Ops CEO Michael Tiffany talks with SearchSecurity about why ad fraud campaigns are so successful and what can be done to stop the spread of ad fraud botnet infections.  
EXPERT ADVICE
Definition: denial-of-service attack
Denial-of-service attacks disrupt legitimate access to organizational resources, often by overwhelming a network or resource with malicious traffic.  
Should one cybersecurity mistake mean the end of a CEO's career?
In one case, a tenured CEO made one cybersecurity mistake and was fired. Expert Mike O. Villegas discusses whether this sets a precedence for enterprises going forward.  
How to prevent DoS attacks in the enterprise
It's not possible to eradicate the risk of DoS attacks, but there are steps infosec pros can take to reduce their impact. Mike Chapple shares pointers on how to prevent DoS attacks.  
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