Many security products rely on file signatures in order to detect malware and other malicious files. The technique involves reading or scanning a file and testing to see if the file matches a set of predetermined attributes. These attributes are known as the malware’s...

So many aspects of our lives have changed since the last time we met. Significantly, the way we work has changed: we spend more time at home, connecting remotely to what used to be our offices. We’ve saved time on commuting, postponed work trips, and adopted an...

The Good Cybersecurity is a team sport and requires collaboration between different parties. But for government and federal entities, playing with civilians and, especially, white-hat hackers, has always been challenging. Historically, security researchers that have...

It has been a tough few weeks for many enterprise security teams fighting a series of severe bugs in Microsoft Windows 10. Shortly after being ‘all hands on deck’ dealing with the remote code execution (RCE) vulnerability dubbed PrintNightmare, IT admins and security...

Exploiting Trust When we think of the word ‘trust’, what thoughts jump to the forefront of our minds? It initially evokes thoughts of personal relationships, with our closest family members and long term friendships or colleagues, where you know those individuals are...

The Good These last few years have been, at the very least, challenging as well as eye-opening. The rate of high-profile, high-impact ransomware and extortion attacks has been and continues to be on a steep rise. The stakes are higher than ever before, with entire...

Denise Schlesinger is senior director of R&D at SentinelOne. In this interview, Denise gives us an inside look at her work and how big data presents new challenges for enterprises in general and cybersecurity in particular. Denise discusses how she meets and...

Threat actors have come to recognize the reality that today’s organizations operate fleets of devices encompassing all the major OS vendors – Apple, Microsoft, Google and many flavors of Linux – and are adapting accordingly. Threats that can be compiled on one...