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Enhance your security with Detection-as-Code (DaC). Discover the benefits of code-driven threat detection for MSSPs and SOC teams.| Sekoia.io Blog
Enhance your security with Detection-as-Code (DaC). Discover the benefits of code-driven threat detection for MSSPs and SOC teams.| Sekoia.io Blog
Discover how SSDP are transforming SOCs and boosts MSSP activities into MDR and now MXDR services, transforming security service delivery.| Sekoia.io Blog
Enhance your security with IoCs. Discover how they identify threats in your logs and strengthen your overall security posture effectively.| Sekoia.io Blog
During our daily tracking and analysis routine at Sekoia TDR team (Threat Detection & Research), we have been monitoring an attacker infrastructure internally called “Cloudflare tunnel infrastructure to deliver multiple RATs”. This infrastructure is used by several actors to host malicious files and deliver remote access trojans (RAT). Several security vendors (Forcepoint, Fortinet, Orange, Proofpoint) […] La publication suivante Detecting Multi-Stage Infection Chains Madness est un...| Sekoia.io Blog
Explore a use-case scenario demonstrating how to detect scattered spider attacks in AWS environments and enhance your cloud security.| Sekoia.io Blog
Discover the power of detection engineering and how it can help scale your cybersecurity projects efficiently.| Sekoia.io Blog
Discover the power of detection engineering and how it can help scale your cybersecurity projects efficiently.| Sekoia.io Blog
Discover how Sekoia.io addresses SOC and Detection Engineering challenges with innovative continuous monitoring and review approaches.| Sekoia.io Blog
Experience the creativity and teamwork behind Sekoia.io Custom Integrations. Go behind the scenes of our traditional hackathon.| Sekoia.io Blog
On a calm Friday afternoon, rumors of a new active threat starts hitting the various social network websites. Your CSIRT team starts checking the private channels they have with other CERTs and starts compiling a list of Indicators of Compromise (IoCs). After careful consideration, they decided to block all communications with these IoCs on the […]| Sekoia.io Blog
