"Mandiant" news, interviews, and features

News about Mandiant

• Attacker uses the Azure Serial Console to gain access to Microsoft VM

  Using the access to virtual machines the attackers employed malicious use of the Serial Console on Azure Virtual Machines to install third-party remote management software ...

• Businesses detect cyberattacks faster despite increasingly sophisticated adversaries

  Detection times and ransomware attacks are down but adversaries remain sophisticated, adaptable, persistent, and creative.

• Security vendors join cyber alliance with Mandiant

  Alliance aims to develop integrated security systems and share threat intelligence, and lists partners including Google Cloud, Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, SentinelOne and Microsoft as founding members.

• Attack dwell times drop, ransomware TTPs evolve, China ramps up espionage activity

  M-Trends 2022 report delivers detailed assessment of the evolving global cyber threat landscape highlighting prevalent attack vectors and most targeted industries.

• CrowdStrike and Mandiant form strategic cyber threat partnership

  Vendors claim partnership combines CrowdStrike’s Falcon platform with Mandiant’s breach investigation and response services offering tighter platform integrations, industry-leading intelligence, and shared expertise.

• Google acquires Mandiant for $5.4B

  Technology giant looks to rapidly ramp up its cyber security prowess.

Interviews about Mandiant

• Q&A: FireEye threat analyst, Steve Miller, discusses cyberwar and the future of criminal malware

  Former NSA man talks exclusively on nation-state actors attacking Australia, criminal gangs, and keeping ahead of Zero Days

Features about Mandiant

• ARN Roundtable: Real Time Security - Raising Threat Intelligence

  After a year of high profile hacks and security breaches overseas, it’s fast becoming fast apparent that Australia’s security market is woefully unprepared for the ...

• Security concerns bedevil Chinese outsourcing

  U.S. companies might hesitate to send IT work to China in light of new reports on cyberespionage programs there.

• China biggest, but not the only country engaged in cyberespionage

  Sensitive U.S. data and technologies are targets for state-sponsored entities around the world