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Q:CYBER spots lateral movement as used in the SolarWinds (Sunburst) calamity
by QOMPLX Staff | 25 days ago
QOMPLX’s leading Q:CYBER software suite detections include Kerberoasting and Golden Ticket attacks, both of which have been reported as being leveraged during lateral movement phases against federal agencies and commercial entities over the course of several months.
Microsoft to CIOs: Drop Dead
by Andrew Jaquith | a month ago
In its new guidance, Microsoft has declared Active Directory Red Forest dead urging customers to put “Zero Trust” everywhere with a heavy dose of Azure Active Directory and an embrace of the Microsoft cloud, which requires the costly E5 enterprise license. Enterprises should worry.
Latest CISA Warning Hints At Worst Case Scenario In Russia Hack
by Andrew Jaquith, Paul Roberts | a month ago
Federal agencies are advised to counter “Kerberoasting and forged TGT ” attacks—suggesting a worst-case scenario for federal IT networks.
CISA Warns: Distance Learning Boosts K-12 Cyber Risk
by Paul Roberts | a month ago
Distance learning has profound cyber security implications for K-12 school districts, the U.S. Government’s Cyber Security and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA) warned last week.
Javascript to Scala: Migration of a Self-Taught Engineer
by Geoffrey Yip | a month ago
After about a year of coding professionally, I bravely and stupidly thought I could make the jump from Javascript to Scala. I had no experience in Java. I had no CS degree. And I had never done server-side programming before.
Q:CYBER Translating Sigma Rules
by QOMPLX Staff | a month ago
We explore how to use the open-source Sigma signature rule specification in Q:CYBER.
Q:CYBER Using Windowed Rules for Advanced Detection
by QOMPLX Staff | a month ago
We cover how to create windowed rules that can be applied to address advanced threat detection challenges.
