Keeping up with the volume of network alerts and the new techniques that cyber attackers are constantly developing can be exhausting for security teams. Organizations spend a considerable amount of time and money on cyber security, but the attacks keep coming—and many of them breach networks. Although cyber defenses are getting stronger, top executives remain ...

2015 was filled with one-off incidents, but it also saw plenty of longer-term activity from advanced actors. With the attack surface and threat landscape constantly shifting and evolving, next year is bound to keep IT staffers, vulnerability seekers and security researchers hard at work. In 2016, we have our focus set on attribution – identifying ...

M-Trends 2016 provides trends, statistics and case studies to illustrate how advanced threat actors have evolved over the past year. The annual report was compiled by consultants at Mandiant, a FireEye company, and is based on hundreds of Mandiant incident response investigations in more than 30 industry sectors. It offers recommendations on how organizations can ...

It’s been a year of more-more cyber attacks in more industries. And health care has emerged as the target of the year, affecting the lives of millions of customers and employees. 2015 has also been the year of international cyber treaties to help curb attacks. What will the new year bring? Join Bryce Boland as ...

In this webinar, Mandiant Principal Consultant Matt Shaffer will examine how organizations involve their C-Suite in simulations and game activities to build awareness of best practices and common pitfalls. Join this webinar to learn how you can fully engage your C-suite and improve your organization’s security posture. Subscribe to the Cybersecurity Insider Newsletter Strengthen your ...

Cyber attacks that target mobile apps, such as Masque attacks, are on the rise—so much so that mobile is now the fastest growing threat vector to the enterprise. Get insights into a threat group that exploit using the iOS Masque attack, and be vigilant against cyber attacks on mobile devices. Subscribe to the Cybersecurity Insider ...

It’s not a question of if your organization will be breached. It’s a question of when. Most attackers remain active in environments for a significant amount of time before being discovered. And only a small percentage of organizations discover the presence of advanced attackers themselves—most need to be informed by law enforcement or a proactive ...

In this Threat Intelligence report examining over 100 websites that have been compromised due to threat actors that exploit Web Analytics – technologies to collect, analyze, and report data from the web—on compromised websites to passively collect information from website visitors – It allows cyber criminals to collect vast amounts of information on web traffic ...

Zero-day threats are everywhere. Not surprisingly, zero-day exploits are heavily used in targeted attacks. The typical zero-day attack lasts an average of eight months. That gives attacks ample time to steal organizations’ most valuable assets. Find out more about zero-day attacks and how organisations should reassess their security posture. Subscribe to the Cybersecurity Insider Newsletter ...

A network breach is not a matter of if, but when. However many companies are still a long way from having a network security posture to effectively manage or respond to today’s evolving cyber threats. Having security systems in place within your network architecture is only half the battle; todays threats need a detailed incident ...