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Managed Detection and Response Services – Do SMBs need it?
Managed detection and response services are a great cost effective solution for SMBs. Why? Because small businesses are increasingly exposed to cyber threats such as ransomware, malware, phishing attacks, and data breaches. These attacks can cause significant...
LockBit Ransomware
A specific kind of ransomware called LockBit is made to encrypt the victim's files and demand money in return for the decryption key. LockBit's initial version was found in September 2019, and since then, it has developed into sophisticated malware that has seriously...
Installing Splunk on Standalone server
Prerequisites: A Linux server with root access. A Splunk Enterprise installation package. Step 1: Install the Required LibrariesIn order to install Splunk Enterprise, we need to install the necessary libraries. Run the following command to install the...
Managed Detection and Response Service
The consequences of a cyber attack can be devastating, from loss of customer trust to financial losses and even legal ramifications.
That’s where Managed Detection and Response (MDR) providers come in.
Managed Threat Hunting Service
Managed Threat Hunting Service: An Overview The demand for sophisticated threat detection and response skills is greater than ever in the dynamic field of cybersecurity. Managed threat hunting services can be useful in this situation. These services give businesses...
Managed Threat Hunting
Managed Threat Hunting Introduction Imagine you’re an attacker with a foothold in your network. How long would it take for you to compromise all of your data? One hour, one day, one week? In truth, the best hackers often go undetected for months on end. A strong...