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Understand and Implement Azure Monitor for Monitoring Workloads

Neeraj Kumar

Neeraj Kumar

You always want your business-critical production applications to run without issues or downtime. To achieve this you need to continuously analyze system logs, monitor your application and their dependent services…

Last Week in Ransomware: Week of August 9th

Michael Raymond

Michael Raymond

This week saw the rise of a new ransomware group called BlackMatter and demonstrated even ransomware groups should worry about disgruntled employees.

Packet Capture: What is it and What You Need to Know

Robert Grimmick

Robert Grimmick

Packet capture describes the act of capturing IP packets for troubleshooting, security review, or other purposes. It can also be misused for nefarious purposes.

How to Investigate NTLM Brute Force Attacks

Ed Lin

Ed Lin

This post explains the process the Varonis IR team follows to investigate NTLM Brute Force attacks, which are common incidents reported by customers.

Your Comprehensive Guide to Salesforce Shield

Renganathan Padmanabhan

Renganathan Padmanabhan

Salesforce Shield provides an excellent suite of tools for Salesforce data security. This guide explains why it might be the right choice for your enterprise security needs.

What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) and Why Should You Use It?

Josue Ledesma

Josue Ledesma

Learn why 2FA is one of the most effective cybersecurity tools you can use across your organization.

What is Threat Modeling and How To Choose the Right Framework

Josue Ledesma

Josue Ledesma

Learn why threat modeling is necessary for protecting your organization and how to choose the right framework for your specific needs.

Last Week in Ransomware: Week of July 26th

Michael Raymond

Michael Raymond

This week REvil Ransomware had a universal decryption key appear out of thin air and the US has accused China of ProxyLogon.

What is a Brute Force Attack?

Michael Buckbee

Michael Buckbee

A brute force attack (also known as brute force cracking) is the cyberattack equivalent of trying every key on your key ring, and eventually finding the right one. The most basic brute force attack is a dictionary attack, where the attacker works through a dictionary of possible passwords and tries them all.

Last Week in Ransomware: Week of July 19th

Michael Raymond

Michael Raymond

This past week hasn't seen quite as much activity as others, likely due to the new ransomware task force created in the US and the mysterious disappearance of REvil and other gangs.

Data Migration Guide: Strategy Success & Best Practices

Michael Buckbee

Michael Buckbee

Wondering what you need to know about data migration? Our guide to success will provide you with all the information you're looking for! 

Everything You Need to Know About Cyber Liability Insurance

Josue Ledesma

Josue Ledesma

Cyber insurance is a necessary component of any IT or cybersecurity department responsible for protecting the assets, data, reputation, and bottom line of a company in the face of cybersecurity…

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