ExtraHop stories

Based in Sydney, Tanya Hovagimian will be responsible for managing all aspects of ExtraHop's channel and managed security service provider business, including sales and solutions strategies and market development.>>

ExtraHop has expanded decryption support for Microsoft authentication and application protocols, providing high fidelity detection of malicious activity.>>

“Reveal(x) Advisor accelerates threat readiness and response through enhanced identification, protection, detection, and network preparation.">>

"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.>>