Over 1 Million Alerts — What’s Behind That Number? Over the last 7 days, this environment generated 1,107,211 alerts. At first glance, that sounds like strong security coverage. But here’s the reality: More alerts don’t mean more protection — they often mean more noise. The real question is not how many alerts were generated, but: How many of these actually matter? Use Case: SMB to Public IP To understand how this pattern behaves across the environment, we zoomed into a speci

Cybersift is observing a modern type of phishing attacks on Office 365 users which deviate from the typical fake login web page, we analysts are typically accustomed to seeing. The new phishing attack utilizes device registration to compromise the victim’s account, meaning that the threat actor does not require to steal your password to gain entry. But this modern phishing attack is smarter than you might think. Case Study We analyzed a phishing email which utilized a device

Introduction As the digital backbone for millions of enterprises, Microsoft Office 365 has become the primary option for modern identity-based warfare. Today’s attackers don't just "log in" they meticulously craft digital fingerprints to mirror legitimate employees, attempting to slip past automated defense unnoticed. This analysis explores a high-severity incident where a corporate account was compromised through a combination of network anonymization and device metadata man

Security Operations Centers (SOCs) are under severe pressure to defend organisations due to evolving cyber threats. However, many SOC teams struggle with alert fatigue, slow response times, and fragmented security tools that makes it challenging to manage incidents effectively. Traditional manual incident response processes are inefficient. They require analysts to examine massive amounts of security alerts, correlate data from multiple sources, and respond to threats manuall