lateral movement
AI-Powered Attacks Are Here, But So Is AI-Powered NDR to Stop Them
AI is changing how attacks are built and executed. What used to take days of hands-on operator time can now be orchestrated by agents that plan, execute, and adapt, with humans stepping ...
Security Boulevard
Mythos, Spud, and beyond: When AI becomes the world’s best penetration tester
Abbas Kudrati | | AI agent security, AI Security, Blog, Combatting Identity Threats, Executive View, lateral movement, threat detection, Threat Hunting
A research preview of an AI system quietly did something that makes every CISO reconsider their threat model. Without a human directing its steps, this new model identified thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities ...
LeakNet Changes Tactics, But Consistency Gives Defenders an AdvantageÂ
Teri Robinson | | Bring Your Own Runtime (BYOR), clickfix, Command-and-Control (C2), Deno Loader, In-memory Execution, Initial Access Brokers (IABs)., lateral movement, LeakNet, Post-Exploitation, PsExec GPO, Ransomware, ReliaQuest Analysis, social engineering, Win-R Blocking
LeakNet may be expanding its reach and scaling up, changing techniques and running campaigns directly, but the ransomware operator’s use of a repeatable post-exploitation sequence gives defenders a leg up. ...
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Retail Cyberattacks Reveal Hidden Weaknesses In Supply Chain Security Â
Dan Schiappa | | Arctic Wolf report, cyber risk monitoring, cybercrime trends 2025, cybersecurity resilience, data protection, Ecosystem Security, generative AI threats, lateral movement, least privilege, Marks & Spencer hack, Ransomware, scattered spider, social engineering, Supply chain cyberattacks, supply chain security, Third Party Risk, UK retailer breach, vendor management, vendor security, zero trust
Cyberattacks on UK retailers show rising supply chain risks. Learn how zero-trust, vendor vetting, and continuous monitoring strengthen cyber resilience ...
Security Boulevard
Survey Surfaces Extent to Which Cybersecurity Teams Are Drowning in Alerts
Michael Vizard | | AI in security, Alert Fatigue, cloud detection and response, cybersecurity alerts, cybersecurity survey, false positives, lateral movement, ML threat detection, security operations, SOC fatigue
A new Illumio survey shows 67% of security teams face 2,000+ daily alerts, fueling fatigue and missed threats. AI/ML seen as key to reducing risk ...
Security Boulevard
Why You Should Segment RDP & SSH
Peter Senescu | | cis controls, Cybersecurity, lateral movement, Microsegementation, Network Security, RDP, remote access, segmentation, SSH, Uncategorized, zero trust
Securing remote access pathways often feels like an endless battle against evolving threats. Attackers continually search for exposed protocols, especially those that provide direct or near-direct access to critical systems. Remote Desktop ...
For Unbiased Evaluation, Take on Real-World Security Testing
Etay Maor | | Breach and attack simulation (BAS), cybersecurity testing, data exfiltration, lateral movement, SASE
For organizations that are evaluating security controls, independent testing offers an unvarnished assessment of integrity and performance, of effectiveness ...
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Lateral Movement in Recent Cybersecurity Breaches
Highlighting two recent cybersecurity breaches to study lateral movement Lateral movement is significant threat to all organization, from small startups to large multinational corporations. This tactic allows cybercriminals to move through a ...
Lateral Movement with the .NET Profiler
Lateral Movement with the .NET ProfilerThe accompanying code for this blogpost can be found HERE.IntroI spend a lot of my free time modding Unity games. Since Unity is written in C#, the games are very ...
The Evolution of Cybersecurity Liability for the C-Suite
Nik Hewitt | | advice, analysis, Best Practices, Cybersecurity, lateral movement, microsegmentation, network segmentation, next gen security, Security Research, zero trust
The rapid evolution of cybersecurity liability for security chiefs, management, and information security professionals Cybersecurity liability is changing rapidly and has become a boardroom (and personal) matter in 2024, with increasing threats ...

