In this webinar we will discuss emerging threats targeting the energy sector as well as persistent threats such as business email compromise and ransomware.
This webinar will cover the latest threats the Healthcare and Public Health (HPH) sector faces, from Ransomware to Business Email Compromises, HIPPA and FTC notification requirements, incident response planning using both the NIST and ISO frameworks, and digital forensic solutions that help the HPH sector automate cybersecurity incident response and conduct a root cause analysis.
As part of the continuous development of Magnet AXIOM Cyber’s incident response capabilities, we’ve integrated VirusTotal giving you the ability to quickly check files against their database of known threats.
Magnet Forensics has acquired the strategic IP assets of Comae Technologies, a company that specializes in cloud-based memory analysis.
This presentation will address the similarities and difference between cyber hygiene and cyber security frame
In the United States, 62% of Insider Threats are data exfiltration. This is, by far, the most common type of Insider Threat, with three times more frequency than the second most common Insider Threat: privileged misuse. Data exfiltration or IP theft, is simply when data walks out the door of your business. These types of … Continued
While ransomware and phishing attacks seem to dominate cybersecurity headlines and mindshare, there is another threat, one that is arguably stealthier and more dangerous: business email compromise (BEC) or also sometimes called CEO fraud. A business email compromise attack uses the principles of social engineering where a threat actor will send a well-crafted email that’s tailored to an individual or a … Continued
Learn how to conduct an eDiscovery digital forensic investigation in 4 steps, with real examples from the DFIR experts at Magnet Forensics.
As part of National Cyber Security Awareness Month, Jessica Hyde takes a moment to recap the Magnet Virtual Summit 2021 Career Day.
Elan Wright, aka DFIR Diva, dives into some ways you may be interested in getting started in the DFIR field in this guest blog.
