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Learn the cybersecurity threats facing your organization today and find out what tools, processes, and systems can help protect you from them.

This article is an overview of the tool Process Hacker. This is a popular tool amongst security professionals when analyzing malware as it will display real-time activity of processes and provide a wealth of technical information on how a particular process is behaving.

A Cuckoo Sandbox is an open-source tool that can be used to automatically analyze malware. Imagine, it’s 2 am in the Security Operations Center (SOC) and an alert has triggered…

Attack chains that were once only theoretical are now a reality. SolarWinds was the Roger Bannister of cyberattacks — now that we’ve had one breakthrough, we will have others.

Learn why privileged access management is a necessary component of your cybersecurity strategy that keeps your assets protected.

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…

This is the fourth and final article in a series of blog posts that serve as an x64dbg tutorial. In this article, we will be taking all the knowledge we…

Today we’re happy to announce early access to DatAdvantage Cloud. Our new cloud-hosted solution brings Varonis’ data-centric security approach to AWS, Box, GitHub, Google Drive, Jira, Okta, Salesforce, Slack, and…

YARA rules are used to classify and identify malware samples by creating descriptions of malware families based on textual or binary patterns.

Data is the key, and security is the topmost concern for every organization. It is nearly impossible to properly analyze and resolve high volumes of security alerts generated by the…

An SMB port is a network port commonly used for file sharing. IBM programmer Barry Feigenbaum developed the Server Message Blocks (SMB) protocol in the 1980s for IBM DOS. SMB continues to be the de facto standard network file sharing protocol in use today.