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Invincea Platform Enhances Large-Scale Enterprise Deployments With FreeSpace 4.0 and Invincea Management Service 2.1 Releases

CTOvision

Invincea Platform Enhances Large-Scale Enterprise Deployments With FreeSpace 4.0 and Office 365; Optimizes Performance Running on Smaller Footprint Endpoints, Touchscreen Tablets and Virtual Desktops; and Supports Distributed Rollouts With Group Templates and CDN-Enabled Client Upgrades. and Invincea Management Service 2.1 FreeSpace 4.0

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String of fileless malware attacks possibly tied to single hacker group

Network World

Several attacks observed over the past few months that rely heavily on PowerShell, open-source tools, and fileless malware techniques might be the work of a single group of hackers. To read this article in full or to leave a comment, please click here

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CSPs strengthen B2B security offerings

TM Forum

Orange, Telefónica, and Verizon each made moves this week to expand their security service offerings for enterprises, signaling the growing importance of managed security among revenue growth opportunities for communications service providers (CSPs). Orange acquires Swiss security specialist. for an undisclosed sum.

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Chinese Hackers Exploit Barracuda Zero-Day, Target U.S. Gov

SecureWorld News

Like a phantom in the night, this Chinese cyber espionage group has orchestrated a relentless campaign targeting governments and high-value organizations across the globe. UNC4841 tactics, techniques, and procedures UNC4841 deployed advanced malware and tools to infiltrate and maintain access to compromised systems. The arsenal?

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Financial cybercrime group abuses Windows app compatibility feature

Network World

When Microsoft made it possible for enterprises to quickly resolve incompatibilities between their applications and new Windows versions, it didn't intend to help malware authors as well. Yet, this feature is now abused by cybercriminals for stealthy and persistent malware infections.

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The Future of Machine Learning in Cybersecurity

CIO Business Intelligence

Not all that long ago, it was common for enterprises to rely on signature-based detection for malware, static firewall rules for network traffic and access control lists (ACLs) to define security policies. Gaining malware samples is a lot harder than acquiring data in image processing and NLP. Challenge 3: ML security.

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Deception and Forensics for the Next Generation – Part 8: Intelligent Enterprise Forensics

SecureWorld News

Last time, we looked at how we do device-level forensics on a deception network. Today, we'll look at enterprise-wide forensics on the actual devices off the deception grid. For these reasons, the deception network usually handles the device-level forensic chores. First, tell Infocyte to discover.