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Armed forces have always utilized war-gaming exercises for battlefield training to prepare for times of conflict. With today’s digital transformation, the same concept is being applied in the form of cybersecurity exercises – tests and simulations based on plausible cyber-attack scenarios and incident response.Cyber exercises press an organization’s ability to detect, investigate, and respond to threats in a timely and secure manner. Well-designed cybersecurity exercises help organizations proactively identify and address vulnerabilities in their people, processes, and technology, mitigating the blow should a real-life incident occur.https://lnkd.in/d5N-qBTg Steven Durbin - Information Security Forum#CyberAttacks #DigitalTransformation #IncidentResponse #PenetrationTesting #CyberSecurity #netsec #security #InfoSecurity #CISO #ITsecurity #CyberSecurityNews #SecurityNews

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🎓 A wonderful refresher course "Cyber Threat Intelligence 101" by arcX! 🚀In an era where cybersecurity is more crucial than ever, this comprehensive course provided invaluable insights into the world of cyber threat intelligence. 🌐💻Key takeaways: 🔍 Understanding threat landscapes 🤖 Analyzing cyber threats 🔒 Implementing effective defense strategies 🤖 Threat actors / vectors🔁 The Intelligence lifecycle✔️ Legal and ethical considerations surrounding CTI#CyberSecurity #ThreatIntelligence #ArcX #AlwaysLearning 🚀🔍

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All eyes are on next week's Infosec Europe conference at ExCeL London. Swing by the Arctic Wolf booth for live demos of the new Cyber Resilience Assessment (NIST 2.0 & CIS v8), and Active Response for Identity capabilities - as we help you on your Security Journey to #EndCyberRisk. (Want to meet with me - i'll be there tues & weds!).#Infosec2024 #InfosecurityEurope #MDR #XDR #EDR #Infosec #CyberSecurity

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Timeless Insights for CISOs and Cyber Security TeamsChapter 3 -This is the third post in my series on Timeless Cybersecurity Insights. The previous posts received positive feedback. Thank you to everyone who read and shared.In the past. I wrote an article on "Know Your Enemies" which was published in the esteemed Cyber Defense Magazine, in the special edition for the RSA conference (link attached - page 41). The main message in the article was that the military thinker, Sun Tzu, wrote in the fifth century in his book "The Art of War" (a must-read for every military person and anyone dealing with cyber) that to win a battle, you must know your enemy, but first you must know yourself.Sun Tzu is so clear and logical, yet unfortunately so unimplemented even in 2024. I meet many CISOs worldwide and often find gaps in their understanding of the organizations they're entrusted with. This understanding should not only be at the technical level but also at the business level to comprehend the organization more broadly and deeply.Only after thoroughly understanding the organization, its goals, processes, people, and all organizational technologies and infrastructures, can you move forward to the critical stage of "know your enemies." I prefer to call it "intelligence-based cybersecurity," a concept I've advocated for many years.My working assumption is that without in-depth intelligence about the attack players relevant to your organization, alongside a broad and deep familiarity with your organization, you as a CISO cannot truly assess and effectively deal with the cyber challenges facing your organization's development.Usually, when we talk about cyber intelligence today, we narrow it down to IOCs, and perhaps the outstanding ones look at TTPs as well. In conclusion, cyber attacks happen in the cyber world, but those behind the keyboard are people we call "attack players." If you get to know in depth who they are, you will certainly perform your task as a CISO better, with improved efficiency and effectiveness. Therefore, it's time for "intelligence-based cybersecurity." More insights are in the attached article.Please feel free to re-post, share your thoughts, experiences, and questions in the comments. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient cybersecurity community.#CyberSecurity #SupplyChainRisk #CISO #cyberdefensemagazine #CTI

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Strengthening Defense: A Deep Dive into Common Cyber Attacks 🛡️For blue teamers, understanding the nuances of common cyber attacks is key to fortifying defenses. The newly compiled "Cheat Sheets of Common Attacks" is a crucial resource that offers insights into various attack vectors and defensive strategies.📚 Key Features:➡️ Detailed breakdown of prevalent attack methods➡️ Effective strategies for defense and mitigation➡️ Enhancing situational awareness in cybersecurity#BlueTeamDefense #CyberAttackPrevention #CyberSecurityAwareness #ThreatMitigation #InfoSecCommunity

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A wonderful refresher course "Cyber Threat Intelligence 101" byarcX! 🚀In an era where cybersecurity is more crucial than ever, this comprehensive course provided invaluable insights into the world of cyber threat intelligence. 🌐💻Key takeaways:🔍 Understanding threat landscapes🤖 Analyzing cyber threats🔒 Implementing effective defense strategies🤖 Threat actors / vectors🔁 The Intelligence lifecycle✔️ Legal and ethical considerations surrounding CTI#CyberSecurity#ThreatIntelligence#ArcX#AlwaysLearning🚀🔍

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Feeling the pressure to stay ahead of cyber threats? You're not alone. Security teams everywhere are tackling this challenge head-on. But here's the good news: there's a solution.Join me for an exclusive webinar where we'll dive deep into how LogRhythm Axon and SOC Prime are teaming up to empower YOU in the fight against cyber attacks.Here's what you can expect to gain:👉 Learn how to apply a collective cyber defense approach👉 Get insights on leveraging tailored rule feeds for proactive defense👉 Improve visibility into the cyber threats you face👉 Speed up your detection code creation process while enhancing threat visibility👉 Boost your MTTD & MTTR metricsRegister now! https://ow.ly/QBXt30sBpQM

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In 2023, Thales has fortified its Global Digital Forensics and Incident Response (DFIR*) Capability, demonstrating our commitment to combating cyber threats with precision and expertise. Our DFIR team has been at the forefront, diligently working to help our customers, analyze threats, and respond to cyber incidents, ensuring the security of vital information and systems across the globe. Issued from the data collected during the incident response performed by the DFIR team, this infographic provides a detailed analysis of the main trends, major incidents, and key statistics that marked the year. Whether you are a cybersecurity professional, a decision-maker, or simply curious about the dynamics of this crucial sector, this infographic will offer you valuable insights and essential data to better understand the challenges and opportunities in cybersecurity.* DFIR: Digital Forensic & Incident Response

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