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This report is a monthly round-up from the Varonis Forensics Team documenting activity observed while responding to incidents, performing forensics, and reverse engineering malware samples. This report is intended to help you better understand the evolving threat landscape and adapt your defenses accordingly.

I’m excited to announce today our agreement to acquire Polyrize, a software company whose team and products are a natural fit as part of the Varonis family. This is the first company Varonis has acquired, and I want to give you some background on the strategic rationale for today’s announcement.

Office 365 and Teams make sharing information and collaborating with distant colleagues a breeze. But if you’re not careful, you’ll open yourself up to considerable risk. That’s because securing your...

This is the never-ending story of Trickbot ransomware: the threat, the "takedown," the reboot, the hero. Is Trickbot a threat to democracy? Read on.

Domain Name System (DNS) tunneling is a prevalent hacking method — learn how it works, the types of threats and how to detect and combat them

Freedom of Information (FOI) requests are one of the ways that public organizations are held accountable by the media and the members of the community they serve. FOI laws require...

Our incident response team is tracking an unprecedented number of Emotet malware infections. This post will cover indicators of compromise, mitigations, and how Varonis can help you detect and stop Emotet at each phase of an attack.

Data privacy is all about keeping your data safe and private. In this guide you’ll learn why it’s important, and the best methods to achieve it.

This post details how a clever attacker can embed a path to a malicious script within a BGInfo config file (.bgi), bypass email security, and execute code remotely.

Learn best practices for your cloud migration strategy and get a step-by-step plan for a secure and effective process.

John the Ripper is a password-cracking tool that you should know about. Read on to learn more about this standard pentesting and hacking program.

In this guide, we’ll explore how governments launch attacks, the different government hacking exploits and how you can defend yourself.