Watch Video: RedSeal and Hidden Cobra Overview, Use Cases and Demo
Introduction
On November 17th, the United States Computer Emergency Ready Team (US-CERT), in conjunction with the FBI, released a pair of advisories about the North Korean hacking and espionage campaign code named HIDDEN COBRA. The latest advisories describe two pieces of […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Emil Kiner, Sr. Product Managerhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngEmil Kiner, Sr. Product Manager2017-11-22 13:59:182018-06-11 10:11:51Being Digitally Resilient in the Face of HIDDEN COBRA
The Uber hack is a public lesson that a breach may be bad, but a cover-up is worse. (See Nixon, Richard.) It was a foolish mistake to try to hide an attack of this scale, but then, the history of security is a process where we all slowly learn from foolish mistakes. We live in […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSealhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngDr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSeal2017-11-22 11:20:402018-08-14 08:56:53Uber Hack: A Bad Breach, But A Worse Cover-Up
This month it is Equifax. Previously it was Yahoo and before that Target. Each new breach seems to set a new record of how many pieces of personal identifiable information have been compromised. It is easy to get inured to these news stories, especially since the media generally does not deduce […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Guest bloggerhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngGuest blogger2017-10-03 05:00:262018-06-11 10:37:36What Equifax Tells Us About Cybersecurity
What is data worth? On the surface, it is just a bunch of 1s and 0s on a hard drive. Most users don’t think about or even fully understand data. Their cell phones work, email is at their fingertips, and a friend is just a video chat away. But, enormous companies are built using […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Nate L. Cashhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngNate L. Cash2017-09-12 05:00:172018-06-11 10:42:25Protecting PHI, Challenges and Solutions for Healthcare
I just came across a WSJ Pro article titled “Inside the NSA: Companies Need to Follow the Basics,” and figured I could offer an “amen.” The NSA gets points for seeing things clearly – but then, I suppose that is their job, whether we like it or not! The area they discuss isn’t easy to write […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSealhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngDr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSeal2017-09-05 05:00:132018-08-14 08:57:00Keep Up with the Basics
In the warmer months when I’m not traveling I often get up early and wander my property pulling and spraying weeds. This is an endless and thankless task, yet a necessary evil to preserve my investment and maintain appearances. I am amazed how quickly weeds grow and by the places they find purchase. In […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Jeff Greenehttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngJeff Greene2017-08-24 05:00:092018-06-11 10:10:24Vulnerabilities: The Weeds of Your Digital Terrain
At the recent Black Hat USA conference, CIO asked 250 self-identified hackers for their opinion on security solutions. The answers are a good indicator for what works to protect your organization. Of all the technologies out there, the responders identified multi-factor authentication and high-level encryption as the two that are hardest to get past […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Nate L. Cashhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngNate L. Cash2017-08-18 05:00:182018-06-11 11:54:32Advice from Hackers at Black Hat
Last week in Orlando, I attended the Defense Health Information Technology Symposium (DHITS) conference. This is one of the best attended, most cohesive trade shows I have been to in years. One of the eight break-out tracks was entirely devoted the challenges of securing defense health networks and the medical devices that connect to […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Matt Vendittohttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngMatt Venditto2017-08-08 08:34:082018-06-11 10:41:56Defense Medical Communities Face Digital Resilience Challenges
Knowing which hosts are involved in a security incident is critical information for anyone who is an incident handler. The quicker the attackers and their targets can be identified the quicker the incident can be stopped. Collecting this information from a plethora of systems and log sources can be difficult and time consuming. Compounding […]
https://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.png00Nate L. Cashhttps://www.redseal.net/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/RedSeal-logo.pngNate L. Cash2017-07-18 05:00:112018-06-11 11:04:02Accelerate Incident Response and Investigations
The most recent malware campaign hitting Ukraine and the rest of the world is a wiper style malware which is packaged with several propagation mechanisms including the same weaponized Windows SMBv1 exploit utilized by WannaCry. What was initially thought to be a variant of the 2016 Petya […]
Being Digitally Resilient in the Face of HIDDEN COBRA
/in Blog /by Emil Kiner, Sr. Product ManagerWatch Video: RedSeal and Hidden Cobra Overview, Use Cases and Demo
Introduction
On November 17th, the United States Computer Emergency Ready Team (US-CERT), in conjunction with the FBI, released a pair of advisories about the North Korean hacking and espionage campaign code named HIDDEN COBRA. The latest advisories describe two pieces of […]
Uber Hack: A Bad Breach, But A Worse Cover-Up
/in Blog /by Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSealThe Uber hack is a public lesson that a breach may be bad, but a cover-up is worse. (See Nixon, Richard.) It was a foolish mistake to try to hide an attack of this scale, but then, the history of security is a process where we all slowly learn from foolish mistakes. We live in […]
What Equifax Tells Us About Cybersecurity
/in Blog /by Guest bloggerBy Richard A. Clarke
This month it is Equifax. Previously it was Yahoo and before that Target. Each new breach seems to set a new record of how many pieces of personal identifiable information have been compromised. It is easy to get inured to these news stories, especially since the media generally does not deduce […]
Protecting PHI, Challenges and Solutions for Healthcare
/in Blog /by Nate L. CashWhat is data worth? On the surface, it is just a bunch of 1s and 0s on a hard drive. Most users don’t think about or even fully understand data. Their cell phones work, email is at their fingertips, and a friend is just a video chat away. But, enormous companies are built using […]
Keep Up with the Basics
/in Blog /by Dr. Mike Lloyd, CTO, RedSealI just came across a WSJ Pro article titled “Inside the NSA: Companies Need to Follow the Basics,” and figured I could offer an “amen.” The NSA gets points for seeing things clearly – but then, I suppose that is their job, whether we like it or not! The area they discuss isn’t easy to write […]
Vulnerabilities: The Weeds of Your Digital Terrain
/in Blog /by Jeff GreeneIn the warmer months when I’m not traveling I often get up early and wander my property pulling and spraying weeds. This is an endless and thankless task, yet a necessary evil to preserve my investment and maintain appearances. I am amazed how quickly weeds grow and by the places they find purchase. In […]
Advice from Hackers at Black Hat
/in Blog /by Nate L. CashAt the recent Black Hat USA conference, CIO asked 250 self-identified hackers for their opinion on security solutions. The answers are a good indicator for what works to protect your organization. Of all the technologies out there, the responders identified multi-factor authentication and high-level encryption as the two that are hardest to get past […]
Defense Medical Communities Face Digital Resilience Challenges
/in Blog, Uncategorized /by Matt VendittoLast week in Orlando, I attended the Defense Health Information Technology Symposium (DHITS) conference. This is one of the best attended, most cohesive trade shows I have been to in years. One of the eight break-out tracks was entirely devoted the challenges of securing defense health networks and the medical devices that connect to […]
Accelerate Incident Response and Investigations
/in Blog /by Nate L. CashKnowing which hosts are involved in a security incident is critical information for anyone who is an incident handler. The quicker the attackers and their targets can be identified the quicker the incident can be stopped. Collecting this information from a plethora of systems and log sources can be difficult and time consuming. Compounding […]
Digital Resilience Helps Mitigate or Prevent the ExPetr/NotPetya/ GoldenEye Malware
/in Blog /by Emil Kiner, Sr. Product ManagerWhat is it?
The most recent malware campaign hitting Ukraine and the rest of the world is a wiper style malware which is packaged with several propagation mechanisms including the same weaponized Windows SMBv1 exploit utilized by WannaCry. What was initially thought to be a variant of the 2016 Petya […]