Behavioral detection allows defenders to recognize activity patterns like privilege escalation, credential theft, and lateral movement—often ahead of encryption or data exfiltration. The post How TTP-based Defenses Outperform Traditional IoC Hunting appeared first on SecurityWeek.
From the evolving role of AI to the realities of cloud risk and governance, the CISO Forum Virtual Summit brings together CISOs, researchers, and innovators to share practical insights and strategies. The post Virtual Event Today: CISO Forum 2025 Virtual Summit appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Amazon’s threat intelligence team on Wednesday disclosed that it observed an advanced threat actor exploiting two then-zero-day security flaws in Cisco Identity Service Engine (ISE) and Citrix NetScaler ADC products as part of attacks designed to deliver custom malware. “This discovery highlights the trend of threat actors focusing on criticalRead More »Amazon Uncovers Attacks Exploited Cisco ISE and Citrix NetScaler as Zero-Day Flaws
The cybersecurity startup will use the investment to accelerate global expansion and product innovation. The post Sweet Security Raises $75 Million for Cloud and AI Security appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Google is targeting the threat group known as Smishing Triad, which used over 194,000 malicious domains in a campaign. The post Google Sues Chinese Cybercriminals Behind ‘Lighthouse’ Phishing Kit appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Ivanti and Zoom resolved security defects that could lead to arbitrary file writes, elevation of privilege, code execution, and information disclosure. The post High-Severity Vulnerabilities Patched by Ivanti and Zoom appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Former DoJ attorney John Carlin writes about hackback, which he defines thus: “A hack back is a type of cyber response that incorporates a counterattack designed to proactively engage with, disable, or collect evidence about an attacker. Although hack backs can take on various forms, they are—by definition—not passive defensiveRead More »On Hacking Back
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Every day, security teams face the same problem—too many risks, too many alerts, and not enough time. You fix one issue, and three more show up. It feels like you’re always one step behind. But what if there was a smarter way to stay ahead—without adding more work or stress?Read More »[Webinar] Learn How Leading Security Teams Reduce Attack Surface Exposure with DASR
Researchers submitted 107 bug reports during the bugSWAT hacking event at the ESCAL8 conference in New Mexico. The post Google Paid Out $458,000 at Live Hacking Event appeared first on SecurityWeek.
Active Directory remains the authentication backbone for over 90% of Fortune 1000 companies. AD’s importance has grown as companies adopt hybrid and cloud infrastructure, but so has its complexity. Every application, user, and device traces back to AD for authentication and authorization, making it the ultimate target. For attackers, it representsRead More »Active Directory Under Siege: Why Critical Infrastructure Needs Stronger Security
