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"Apple is aware of a report that this issue may have been actively exploited," the company states.>>

he new features include one-click incident response reporting, NDR investigation capabilities, and a packet capture product available on AWS Marketplace.>>

"The cybercrime actors behind these ransomware attacks are very agile, always looking for new tricks and techniques that will allow them to do their malicious deeds.">>

"This attack is especially dangerous because Kaseya is used by many Managed Service Providers that many businesses trust to handle their IT functions.">>

ExtraHop security researchers consulted with MITRE on the network detection and response (NDR) methodologies.>>

Cyber-criminals are getting more intelligent, and businesses need to step up their defences, writes ExtraHop regional sales manager for A/NZ Glen Maloney.>>

"ExtraHop brings a unique level of visibility into networks and delivers sophisticated real-time detection, investigation, and response capabilities to organisations around the world.">>

Several options can be considered to ensure effective security for cloud-based workloads, writes ExtraHop regional sales manager for A/NZ Glen Maloney.>>

Ireland’s National Cyber Security Centre points to the ‘Conti’ ransomware variant, which caused the HSE's IT systems to shut down over the weekend.>>

The report details the ongoing use of deprecated and insecure protocols, including Server Message Block version one (SMBv1), which was exploited by the WannaCry ransomware variant.>>

"Budget funding, awareness and technology solutions are sorely needed today to support Australian business cybersecurity.">>

The ways in which bad actors can use DNS to mount attacks are numerous. Here are some of the most popular ones.>>

"This integration with NDR partners provides mutual customers a comprehensive, holistic cybersecurity solution with enhanced visibility, streamlined detection and response and frictionless automation.">>

Security buyers and practitioners should carefully examine XDR offerings and compare them against their own existing capabilities and requirements before taking the plunge.>>

The network detection and response company says between late March and early October 2020, detections of probable malicious activity increased by approximately 150%, including detections of lateral movement, privilege escalation and command and control beaconing.>>

The company opened the Australian data centre facilities so that it could host its security offering locally.>>

One in three IT environments are vulnerable to a cyber threat known as Ripple20. This is according to a new report from ExtraHop, a cloud-native network detection and response solutions provider. >>

The vulnerabilities have the potential to ‘ripple’ through complex software supply chains, enabling attackers to steal data or execute code.>>

Unless IoT technology is visible on the network, organisations will find themselves at risk with an unmanageable high-tech morass, warns ExtraHop A/NZ regional sales manager Glen Maloney.>>

In this interview, we speak with ExtraHop's A/NZ regional sales manager, Glen Maloney.>>

The distribution partnership will enable ExtraHop to accelerate its overall business growth and meet the increasing demand for its range of network detection and response solutions.>>

At home and abroad, organisations have joined the rush to embrace Internet of Things (IoT) technology, but a new survey shows they’re only just beginning to wake up to the enormous risk those devices pose, writes ExtraHop A/NZ Regional Sales Manager Glen Maloney.>>

Gartner’s Market Guide for Network Detection and Response (NDR) has named ExtraHop as a Representative Vendor this year.>>

The companies say the partnership will marry network visibility, machine learning (ML) behavioural threat detection and decryption of SSL/TLS sessions.>>