Defend as One: UK Cyber Security Strategy for Health and Adult Social Care to 2030
The UK Department of Health & Social Care (DHSC) recently released their “…
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Nick Desler
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Nick Desler is a Corporate Sales Representative at AttackIQ, where he manages all global renewal business for the company. In his careeer at AttackIQ, Nick has worked with a broad array of major U.S. government agencies and Fortune 500 companies to leverage AttackIQ and adopt a threat-informed defense strategy to achieve cybersecurity readiness against attacks. Nick also helps produce the company’s Think Bad, Do Good podcast and contributes to AttackIQ’s public communications about how organizations use the AttackIQ Security Optimization Platform to validate their cybersecurity effectiveness and achieve real security outcomes. Nick received his bachelor’s degree from UC Berkeley, where he studied Urban Planning and Public Policy, and he currently lives in Austin, TX, where he coaches high school varsity basketball in his spare time.
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Hiding in Plain Sight: Monitoring and Testing for Living-Off-the-Land Binaries
For malicious actors, opportunity can be found in the mundane. As adversaries continue to refine their approach with newer and more sophisticated methods to perform malicious activity, it is critical for detection engineers to stay up to date in the latest threat intelligence and adversary behaviors to monitor.
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A Year of Impact: AttackIQ’s Applied Research in Threat-Informed Defense
Reactive to Preactive. Atomic to Anatomic. Lists to Graphs. Simulation to Emulation. To be prepared for the next attack, defenders must adapt and shift their focus to a threat-informed defense, to think like the adversary, and to test their security programs in a realistic manner.