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There is no doubt machine learning has and will continue to revolutionize endpoint security. It’s important for security and IT professionals to understand exactly how this technology actually works. Machine learning is used only if you have Big Data sets. It is not worth to use machine learning for small data solutions as that can be done by a human effortlessly.

Read more: 7 Myths About Role Of Machine Learning In CyberSecurity

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Let us first understand -
What is Incident Response Orchestration?

You know that -- Automation refers to replacing one or more manual tasks, which typically slow down incident response, with immediate reactions to security events identified across your environments. When you automate certain repetitive tasks, you actually reduce the burden of security operations and it helps you respond to threats more quickly—and more effectively.

Read more: What is Incident Response Orchestration and How SIEM & SOAR work together in Cybersecurity?

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Your organization is most likely spending a lot of effort in finding and fixing vulnerabilities, but the problem is that you or your team just can’t seem to keep up with.

You will soon find out that your approach to vulnerability management does not work. Creating vulnerability reports, attending vulnerability review meetings, opening tickets to patch vulnerabilities, validating fixes and patches, etc. takes too much time, energy, and head-banging, but nothing seems to make any difference to your company and the number of vulnerabilities it is facing. Why?

Read more: 3 Tactical Actions You Can Take To Solve The One Big Problem Of Vulnerabilities Management

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Here is a fact, you always need to keep in the mind:

For every novel (new) attack technique discovered, there are countless attacks taking place somewhere in the same time frame that use well-known and well-trodden tactics. For every attack carried out by a nation state, there’s a dozen million-dollar ransomware attacks that still started with a simple phishing email.

Read more: What is the Source of Top IOCs on Windows and Mac?

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As a cybersecurity professional, you need to know that in a routine, you would encounter

Not more than 3-5 % Critical Incidents of Compromise
And, around 10% with High Severity!

Read more: Lets Decode Critical Incidence of Compromise

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All employers expect that networking professionals are well-versed not only with networking technologies, but also with technologies to defend it in right way. There cannot be two thoughts about that!

Read more: What is Network Security and What Skills Do I Need?

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Every IT systems that store and process information of any kind actually use 'file-based architectures'. The core operating system and applications (software) binaries, configuration data of system and applications, organizational data, and all logs are stored in files somewhere. What these files actually do?

Read more: What is File Integrity Monitoring and What Files Should I Monitor?

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In this post, I will not include an exhaustive list of technical ransomware details, different malware strands, and business implications of this kind of crimeware.
 
I will focus, instead, on preventive measures to stop ransomware. Here they are:

Read more: Preventive Measures to Stop Ransomware

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It is a model of intrusion analysis built by analysts, asking the simple question, “What is the underlying method to our work?”

Read more: What is the Diamond Model of Intrusion Analysis & Why it is valued so highly?

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A lot of Exploit Kits (EKs) can be obtained commercially available on the darkweb. These are malicious code which can be embedded in a website. Many Exploit Kits are easy to use (even by those cybercriminals with little coding experience). They contain pre-packaged code that seeks to exploit out-of-date browsers, insecure applications, or vulnerable services, etc.

Read more: What Are Drive-by Download Attacks?

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Let us first understand what Buffers are…
 
A buffer is a sequential section of memory allocated to contain anything from a character string to an array of integers. Buffers are memory storage regions that temporarily hold data while it is being transferred from one location to another.

Read more: What are Buffer Overflow Attacks and What are the root reason for these?

  1. Types of Rootkits and What are the techniques to detect Rootkits?
  2. How To Deal With Intrusion Detection System (IDS) For The First Time?
  3. What Are The Distinct Forms Of Threat Intelligence That Matter Most?
  4. Why is SIEM so important for Information Security?
  5. Top 5 Survival Tips When You Encounter Your First Security Breach
  6. Network Security Monitoring and How can you make a Head Start?
  7. How can you build an Effective Encryption Strategy for Your Organization?
  8. What is a Zero Trust Architecture and How can you build this?
  9. What is Session Hijacking and What CounterMeasures can you deploy?
  10. What is Red Teaming and what are the major benefits?

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