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Thu 26 Oct 2023· 20 articles
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RE:Thinking Email Security
Criminals are increasingly turning to more subtle forms of attacks that easily bypass legacy security tools.
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Sellen Construction ‘builds great’ with Darktrace and Microsoft
Discover why Sellen Construction rely on Darktrace and Microsoft to protect their dynamic cloud environment, how AI Analyst saves its security team time in threat investigation, and how Darktrace enables self-learning protection across the business.
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How Antigena Email caught a fearware attack that bypassed the gateway
Darktrace’s AI recently neutralized an email attack exploiting a sense of urgency that evaded the organization’s gateway security tools.
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Darktrace email finds: Impersonation attack of board member targets Gmail account
Darktrace recently stopped three related email attacks in a Gmail environment of an Antigena Email customer. The attacks attempted to impersonate high-profile executives and bypassed legacy tools, but the anomalous activity was identified and neutralized by…
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Darktrace email finds: Rare file type used to evade gateway tools
Cyber-criminals are increasingly looking to deploy malware via unusual file types as they know these aren’t checked by traditional email security tools. Darktrace’s AI recently detected and stopped a malicious ISO file that slipped through the rest of the…
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AI reveals 2018’s biggest cyber-threats: Part two — to err is human
In the second installment of a two-part series, Darktrace’s Max Heinemeyer analyzes the rise of deceptive attacks and insider threats that Darktrace AI detected in 2018.
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2016: The year of election tampering?
The 2016 U.S. election is roiled by fears over election tampering and cyber-warfare. While such anxiety threatens to undermine confidence in the results, the up-side is that for the first time since 2000, the election is generating thoughtful discussion on…
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Troubled waters: Cyber-attacks on San Diego and Barcelona’s ports
Our AI is actively defending ports across the world – such as Harwich Haven Authority and Belfast Harbour.
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Anatomy of a zero-day trojan caught by our Darktrace appliance
Keith Siepel, IT Manager at Hydrotech, Inc., examines an advanced cyber-threat discovered by Darktrace on a customer’s network.
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Here’s how black hats will spend Black Friday
The retail industry must be willing to adapt its cyber defenses against an ever-evolving adversary, or it may end Black Friday firmly in the red.
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How state-sponsored attackers took colleges to school
Universities should embrace cyber AI to protect valuable research and IP, without impacting on the interconnectivity that we’ve come to expect on campus.
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SaaS security: Risks of collaboration in the cloud
The efficiencies promised by SaaS applications need not come at the cost of cyber security, since the latest AI cyber defenses shine a light on even the most nebulous traffic in the cloud.
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The top 10 cyber hygiene issues that lead to a breach: Part two — The perils of convenience
Spotting cyber hygiene issues caused by a lack of due diligence requires AI tools that alert on critical changes to network activity in real time.
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Thwarting an invisible threat: How AI sniffs out the Ursnif trojan
The cyber AI approach successfully detected the Ursnif infections even though the new variant of this malware was unknown to security vendors at the time.
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A security analyst’s view: Detecting and investigating lateral movement with Darktrace
This guest-authored blog post examines an advanced cyber-threat discovered by Expel, using Darktrace, on a customer’s network.
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Smuggled Raspberry Pis attempt to steal passwords
Darktrace recently detected two rogue devices on the network of a major healthcare provider. They were brought onto the network by a trusted employee.
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What the EKANS ransomware attack reveals about the future of OT cyber-attacks
The EKANS ransomware attack that disrupted Honda’s operations across the globe this month has opened old wounds in the OT security world – and highlighted the importance of a unified security strategy across the entire digital estate.
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Darktrace email finds: COVID-19 relief spoof
Fearware involves exploiting a sense of fear, uncertainty and doubt to coax an email recipient to click on a malicious link. This blog dissects an email attack claiming to be a COVID-19 relief fund application from the Small Business Administration.
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Stop the clock: How Autonomous Response contains cyber-threats in seconds
Darktrace Antigena’s surgical intervention affords security teams the time they needed to investigate malicious behavior.
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Bunim/Murray fights back against phishing attempts with Antigena Email
Customer perspective: Gabe Cortina, CTO at Bunim/Murray Productions, explains how Antigena Email protects the organization from increasingly targeted and topical spear phishing emails.
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