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SolarWinds: Reminder of a Fundamental Problem

SolarWinds: Reminder of a Fundamental Problem

Alastair Speare-Cole, QOMPLX President & GM of Insurance, was a keynote speaker at the 2021 AI in Payments & Fraud Risk Management Summit in Europe about the recent SolarWinds cyberattack.

Detection and Response, Not Prevention After SolarWinds

Detection and Response, Not Prevention After SolarWinds

SolarWinds exposes the limits of fortification, compliance-driven security programs, and public-private information sharing.

QOMPLX Knowledge - 9 Reasons To Consolidate Active Directory

QOMPLX Knowledge - 9 Reasons To Consolidate Active Directory

Sophisticated adversaries are increasingly targeting Active Directory to gain persistence. When do AD consolidation initiatives make sense? Here are nine signs that your organization could benefit.

Health Cyber Center Warns of Kerberos Risk After Microsoft Patch

Health Cyber Center Warns of Kerberos Risk After Microsoft Patch

The Health Sector Cybersecurity Coordination Center (HC3) has warned its members about the risk posed to Microsoft Windows Servers and Active Directory installations after the disclosure last month of the so-called “Bronze Bit” flaw in the Active Directory.

The Climate Crisis: A Systemic Risk Triggering Action in the Insurance Industry

The Climate Crisis: A Systemic Risk Triggering Action in the Insurance Industry

Steve Smith, Director, Insurance Product and Modeling with QOMPLX, discusses how the climate crisis is set to trigger change within the insurance industry, “...as the climate crisis evolves many risks will become effectively uninsurable, representing a loss of business to the insurance industry.”

QOMPLX Knowledge: Detecting Lateral Movement Using Windows Event Logs

QOMPLX Knowledge: Detecting Lateral Movement Using Windows Event Logs

Professionals and organizations can benefit from a variety of free guides and resources to inform their threat hunting. We take a look at operationalizing the JP CERT report and recommendations on detecting lateral movement using Windows Event Logs.