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This is the nature of our industry where the bad guys have TIME as you mention but many are incredibly well funded as well. As you say, they need to find one hole while we have to patch or inspect all points of entry. In...
In reply to: Re: We need to improve, pronto
I think there has been a lot of focus on compliance, auditing and visilibty as it related to security. We have given up on early detection at the point of intrusion and basically assumed breach and focused on hunting for...
In reply to: Re: We need to improve, pronto
Yes I have seen how several techniques have been used to deal with this including more complicated hashing techniques, complex signatures applied on more involved static analysis involving emulation or unpacking (like CPRL)....
In reply to: Re: Rational post.... Have you seen how Fortinet deals with this challenge?
OF course bigger businesses are going to be better prepared when it comes to disaster and external attacks. But they are also more than capable of affording the ramifications of such a situation whereas the smaller guys...
In reply to: Who should we help?
It is actually not a bad idea afterall to bingewatch certain movies. Some of them have really useful plots that we can all learn from and apply into our daily lives. Sometimes, it is not just about entertainment but it is...
In reply to: Take what's good
Proof positive that small business IT lacks the brains to come up with a good disaster recovery plan. What if a server itself crashes --- then all data is "encrypted" really good on a dead drive or system. So...
In reply to: Unbelieveable
Any third party sale of used is always a threat and hard drives are not alone here. Ages ago I purchased a Lexmark laserjet for a client that had three such printers but one died - new same printer needs only an assigned...
In reply to: No surprise
Do a google search for "fortinet CPRL" - Compact Pattern Recognition Language
In reply to: Rational post.... Have you seen how Fortinet deals with this challenge?
Lack of respect for IT as a career choice. Management still outsources, IBM and other firms still hire and fire and others just fire for no good reason at all. Hence college age grads or young who choose to enter...
In reply to: Base problem is still.....
Here we go - discussion has gone off the rails for technical issue and become more general. Regret this, Linkedin is going political and so is this thread. But there is a huge difference between 5 hours and 5...
In reply to: Re: Correlation or Causality
If one believes that Trump's challenge triggered the Russian's actions, it should be terrifying that they could gain full access within 5 hours. Once agin, we've gone beyond absurd. I for one welcome the day...
In reply to: Correlation or Causality
You might think that - I could not possibly comment.
In reply to: On some subjects
5 Emerging Cyber Threats to Watch for in 2019Online attackers are constantly developing new, innovative ways to break into the enterprise. This Dark Reading Tech Digest gives an in-depth look at five emerging attack trends and exploits your security team should look out for, along with helpful recommendations on how you can prevent your organization from falling victim.
How Enterprises Are Developing Secure Applications
IT security and application development are disparate processes that are increasingly coming together. Here's a look at how that's happening.
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