Category: Hacker

EDR, XDR and Email Security – Should we still consider them in Silos?

EDR, XDR and Email Security – Should we still consider them in Silos?

Today’s security postures and environment’s implement multiple Defense mechanisms to protect end points and email’s against modern threats. The question that is still unanswered is whether we need a separate solution to dump logs and correlate them or should we look at integrating them to get more realistic visibility.Integrating EDR (Endpoint Detection and Response), XDR

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Is it relevant to integrate XDR with email security?

Is it relevant to integrate XDR with email security?

The integration of XDR (Extended Detection and Response) with email security is highly important in today’s cybersecurity landscape. XDR is a comprehensive security solution that goes beyond traditional endpoint detection and response (EDR) to provide centralized visibility and automated response across multiple security layers, including endpoints, networks, cloud services, and email. Here’s why the integration

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Is it time to focus on your network and hybrid architecture activity visibility rather than blind mitigation?

Is it time to focus on your network and hybrid architecture activity visibility rather than blind mitigation?

Blind mitigation, which involves attempting to protect your organization’s network and systems without a clear understanding of what is happening on them, is a risky strategy that can leave you vulnerable to cyberattacks. Organizations tend to put in heavy investments into Security solutions without really analysing the true gaps in existing environment due to no

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How Hackers Exploit Hybrid Networks

How Hackers Exploit Hybrid Networks

A hybrid network is a combination of two or more networks that are connected together. This type of network allows users to access resources from different networks, including public and private networks. While this type of setup offers many advantages, it also carries some risks. In particular, hackers can exploit hybrid networks for their own

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