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This article is part of the series "Practical PowerShell for IT Security". Check out the rest: Part I: File Event Monitoring Part II: File Access Analytics (FAA) Part III: Classification on a Budget Part IV: Security Scripting Platform (SSP) Part V: Security Scripting Platform Gets a Makeover

This article is part of the series "Data Security Compliance and DatAdvantage". Check out the rest: Part I: Essential Reports for Risk Assessment Part II: More on Risk Assessment Part III: Protect and Monitor

This article is part of the series "Practical PowerShell for IT Security". Check out the rest: Part I: File Event Monitoring Part II: File Access Analytics (FAA) Part III: Classification on a Budget Part IV: Security Scripting Platform (SSP) Part V: Security Scripting Platform Gets a Makeover

In this series on governmental responses to cybercrime, we’re taking a look at how countries through their laws are dealing with broad attacks against IT infrastructure beyond just data theft. Ransomware and DDoS are prime examples of threats that don’t necessarily fit into the narrower definition of breaches found in PII-focused data security laws. That’s where special cybercrime rules come into play.

You may have been following our series of posts on pen testing Active Directory environments and learned about the awesome powers of PowerView. No doubt you were wowed by our cliffhanger ending — spoiler alert — where we applied graph theory to find the derivative admin!

This article is part of the series "Practical PowerShell for IT Security". Check out the rest: Part I: File Event Monitoring Part II: File Access Analytics (FAA) Part III: Classification on a Budget Part IV: Security Scripting Platform (SSP) Part V: Security Scripting Platform Gets a Makeover

Cloudflare is a huge internet infrastructure company (5.5 million websites), which means that you likely use them every day that you’re online, without ever realizing it. Depending on what metric you use, as much as 25% of the Alexa Top 10000 sites is using Cloudflare for some part of their public facing infrastructure.

In the IOS blog, our cyberattack focus has mostly been on hackers stealing PII and other sensitive personal data. The breach notification laws and regulations that we write about require notification only when there’s been acquisition or disclosure of PII by an unauthorized user. In plain speak, the data is stolen.

Every day we hear new stories about how our customers are using DatAlert to stop cyberattacks: detecting and disabling ransomware infections, discovering misconfigurations and vulnerabilities, and setting up automatic responses to malware infections.

This article is part of the series "Pen Testing Active Directory Environments". Check out the rest: Binge Read Our Pen Testing Active Directory Series Part I: Introduction to crackmapexec (and PowerView) PowerView Pen Testing: PowerShell Probing of Active Directory Part III: Chasing Power Users Part IV: Graph Fun Part V: Admins and Graphs Part VI: The Final Case

This article is part of the series "Pen Testing Active Directory Environments". Check out the rest: Binge Read Our Pen Testing Active Directory Series Part I: Introduction to crackmapexec (and PowerView) PowerView Pen Testing: PowerShell Probing of Active Directory Part III: Chasing Power Users Part IV: Graph Fun Part V: Admins and Graphs Part VI: The Final Case

Big data has ushered in a new executive role over the past few years. The chief data officer or CDO now joins the C-level club, tasked with leveraging data science to drive the bottom line. According to a recent executive survey, 54% of firms surveyed now report having appointed a CDO.