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Sunburst Hack: Best Practices, Identifying And Mitigating
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Sunburst Hack: Best Practices, Identifying And Mitigating - Check
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By etal
Introduction
During the closing weeks of 2020 a Cyber Security attack became one of the main headline news stories of what had already been a news-rich year. Attributed to a campaign that began months earlier, the information security teams of government agencies and private organizations quickly shifted their focus to a vulnerability in the SolarWinds Orion solution, which could open a backdoor into organizational communications networks. Dubbed Sunburst, this incident called into question the trustworthiness of the primary technology tools that organizations use to manage their corporate technology resources.
As with any security incide…
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