@anton_chuvakin@bettersafetynet It's not even that... Cyber is a community working together for the common good. I'll point to the ISACs which exist for a reason, to share ideas and information, to include amongst competitors. Ignoring and/or not asking what others are doing is foolish.
Yes, it is the "if you're going to be at RSA..." time of year again!
If you're going to be at RSA, I'd love to see you at my talk: "How I Screwed Up #ThreatHunting a Decade Ago, and How We're Fixing it Now with #PEAK"
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@pchobbit@anton_chuvakin As long as the IC is only performing urgent work, they make sense (as the author states). And let's not forget about non-traditional incidents, like critical vulnerabilities that are reported to you. And in down time, ICs should focus on continual improvement, TTXs, Comms, etc...
Hospital #ransomware have a huge impact on patient mortality, it turns out. WHO KNEW??
42-67 deaths in just patients covered by Medicare in the US, not those covered by other insurance or those in other parts of the world.
Cybersecurity is healthcare.
https://t.co/NaHoQOHAIs
No, we aren’t turning the internet off @google. We experiment continuously to raise the cost of attacks for bad guys and are running a short test on a small # of very specific machines; testers have full internet access on other devices, and can also opt out of the test!
This is one of the reasons why I struggle when it comes to trusting Microsoft. They created a target rich environment that helped incubate the cybersecurity problem, sat by and did next to nothing while it's been rampant, and now are profiting from it.
@Volexity@Microsoft365@Microsoft@CISAgov Spoiler: the first recommendation is "Enable Purview Audit (Premium) logging. This logging requires licensing at the G5/E5 level." That is a tough pill to swallow for most organizations due to the cost. IMHO, this log data should be available at all M365 license levels. 6/7
Talos IR has repeatedly observed adversaries abusing VCAs in different ways during incident response engagements. These accounts are frequently leveraged for initial access and then used to move laterally through the organization’s network, especially when the victim hasn’t deployed multi-factor authentication (MFA). Since VCAs are usually given elevated permissions, theft of these credentials will often result in widespread damage to victim assets and could even be used to move along the initial victim’s supply chain. https://t.co/60SJ18xrUn
North Korean hackers have stolen more than $3 billion in crypto over the last 5 years, and their heists are now funding fully half of its ballistic missile program, alarming U.S. officials. Here's how they did it. w/ @bobmcmillan
https://t.co/Kx0djViDB2
Some really great insights: The airlines’ cyber chief believes storytelling, facilitation, and a marketing mindset are vital for moving IT and cybersecurity up the organizational value chain to the benefit of the business overall. https://t.co/YSymgoKPQj
@anton_chuvakin Well said. I'd state that even the basic hygiene needs to be threat informed these days. Nobody has enough resources to do everything and your threats should prioritize what you go after.
@lillysharples If anyone wants to work on software at United Airlines, send me a DM. We have front end, mobile and Full stack dev roles as well as cloud ops jobs open. Come where you can have an impact and help 500K people a day get to the events in their lives that matter most! #beingunited
Ransomware actors aren't necessarily going after the big pay day anymore- most ransoms are running ~$200k. What this article is missing, is once inside and prior to deploying ransomware, actors are using BEC techniques to ensure they take home some money
https://t.co/vChGJwKEkQ
It's almost as if storing all your secrets in one place and entrusting that knowledge to a company that prioritizes revenue first and foremost is a bad thing...
Great meeting with @mubix & our Red Team earlier. We hit our highest payout month ever in December for our Vulnerability Disclosure Program! Thank you to all of our researchers out there.
If you want to get involved, check out our program on @Bugcrowd - https://t.co/ByWAsekmX8
Some level of paranoia is healthy in the security space, but jumping to conclusions isn't. I'd recommend every team have a set of security checks they perform every time there is some level of IT disruption- knowing full well that 99.9% of the time it's not a security issue.
The President has been briefed by the Secretary of Transportation this morning on the FAA system outage. There is no evidence of a cyberattack at this point, but the President directed DOT to conduct a full investigation into the causes. The FAA will provide regular updates.