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How Sentio SIEM can help you achieve your ISO27001
Deploying a SIEM (Security Information and Event Management) system within your infrastructure provides immense value and helps you check off critical requirements during an ISO 27001 certification audit. A robust SIEM drives compliance by extracting actionable value from the logs you already collect and store. Benefits of Deploying Sentio SIEM Centralized Environment: Sentio SIEM serves as a centralized housing for all your logs. It seamlessly ingests data from mainstream so
Emanuel Falzon
Aug 43 min read
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Why root access is no longer the end of an attack
A Linux system is running normally, with no alerts, no suspicious activity, and nothing out of place. Somewhere in the background, however, a low-privileged account exists on that machine, this could be a compromised user, a container escape, or simply reused credentials that were never rotated. At some point, that access is used, not to deploy malware or trigger alarms, but simply to execute a small piece of code that blends into normal activity. Moments later, the attacker
Brandon Spiteri
Jun 243 min read
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Potentially Unwanted Software on Corporate Endpoints
During a recent proactive threat hunting exercise, we identified the presence of OneLaunch on a workstation within a monitored environment. While not classified as malware, OneLaunch falls into the category of Potentially Unwanted Programs (PUPs) - software that often arrives through bundled installers and can introduce unnecessary risk into corporate environments. At first glance, these applications may appear harmless. However, they frequently modify browser settings, intro
Stanislav Stoychev
Mar 272 min read
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FortiGate Edge Devices Targeted in Recent Intrusions
Recent research published by SentinelOne highlighted a series of intrusions targeting organizations through compromised FortiOS devices. Edge infrastructure has become an increasingly attractive target for attackers. Firewalls, VPN gateways, and other perimeter devices often sit directly exposed to the internet while maintaining deep visibility into internal networks. Compromise of these systems can provide attackers with a strategic foothold that extends far beyond a single
Stanislav Stoychev
Mar 272 min read
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