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Organizations need processes and tools such as  Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management (MDEASM) to help with identifying and managing the points in a software system or network infrastructure that could be targeted by potential attackers. These points, often referred to as "attack vectors," are vulnerabilities or weaknesses that attackers could exploit to gain unauthorized access, compromise systems, or steal sensitive data.  The External Attack Surface specifically refers to the components and interfaces of a system that are exposed to the outside world, such as public-facing applications, network services, APIs, and other entry points. These are the points that can be targeted by attackers who are trying to breach the system from outside the organization's perimeter.    In this blog, Jamil Mirza will cover how Microsoft Security can help identify threats by leveraging Microsoft Defenders External Attack Surface Management asset discovery against the Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence feeds. 

DDoS threat intelligence and collaborative data sharing empower organizations to stay ahead of evolving threats, enhance detection capabilities, and build industry-wide resilience. A10's Jamison Utter explains how organizations can leverage DDoS threat intelligence to gain valuable insights, develop proactive defense strategies, and minimize the impact of attacks.  Learn how A10's market-leading solution in DDoS mitigation can help. #DDoS #cybersecurity

DDoS threat intelligence and collaborative data sharing empower organizations to stay ahead of evolving threats, enhance detection capabilities, and build industry-wide resilience. A10's Jamison Utter explains how organizations can leverage DDoS threat intelligence to gain valuable insights, develop proactive defense strategies, and minimize the impact of attacks.  Learn how A10's market-leading solution in DDoS mitigation can help. #DDoS #cybersecurity

DDoS threat intelligence and collaborative data sharing empower organizations to stay ahead of evolving threats, enhance detection capabilities, and build industry-wide resilience. A10's Jamison Utter explains how organizations can leverage DDoS threat intelligence to gain valuable insights, develop proactive defense strategies, and minimize the impact of attacks.  Learn how A10's market-leading solution in DDoS mitigation can help. #DDoS #cybersecurity

One Microsoft: Enriching MDEASM assets with Threat Intelligence Feeds Organizations need processes and tools such as Microsoft Defender External Attack Surface Management (MDEASM) to help with identifying and managing the points in a software system or network infrastructure that could be targeted by potential attackers. These points, often referred to as "attack vectors," are vulnerabilities or weaknesses that attackers could exploit to gain unauthorized access, compromise systems, or steal sensitive data.    The External Attack Surface specifically refers to the components and interfaces of a system that are exposed to the outside world, such as public-facing applications, network services, APIs, and other entry points. These are the points that can be targeted by attackers who are trying to breach the system from outside the organization's perimeter.    In this blog, see how Microsoft Security can help identify threats by leveraging Microsoft Defenders External Attack Surface Management asset discovery against the Microsoft Defender Threat Intelligence feeds. #msftadvocate #security #defenderforcloud

🚨 Threat Campaign Alert: Adobe ColdFusion CVE-2023-26360 is exploited by Threat Actors for Initial Access to Government Servers 🚨 Threat Actor: Unknown Exploited CVEs: CVE-2023-26360 (CVSS 9.8) Adobe ColdFusion versions 2018 Update 15 (and earlier) and 2021 Update 5 (and earlier) are affected by an Improper Access Control vulnerability. Target Industries: Government Impact: Successful exploitation could result in Initial Access to the victim network with elevated privileges. Action: Upgrade all versions affected by this vulnerability. Threat Management Folks can utilize the IOCs, and TTPs to detect and proactively hunt against the subjected threat activities. IOCs_Sha1: b6818d2d5cbd902ce23461f24fc47e24937250e6 IOCs_MD5: ba69669818ef9ccec174d647a8021a7b IOCs_Sha256: a3acb9f79647f813671c1a21097a51836b0b95397ebc9cd178bc806e1773c864 MITRE TTPs: T1190,T1059.007,T1505.003,T1484.001,T1036.005,T1036.008,T1070.004,T1140,T1564.001,T1003.001,T1003.002,T1016.001,T1046,T1082,T1083,T1087.001,T1087.002,T1482,T1518,T1071.001,T1105 Reference: This research insights has been released by the Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 🚀Join us on our mission to secure the digital world and make cyber defense affordable to everyone! 🌐 Follow "CyberXTron Technologies" for the timely, relevant and actionable cyber threat insights. #AdobeColdFusion #CVEExploit #InitialAccess #CISA #ThreatCampaign #Cyberattacks #CyberSecurity 🛡️🔒

DO NOT miss out on this webinar/podcast style discussion with David Morimanno and myself tomorrow!! We will dive into everything from vulnerabilities, exploits, thing to consider, challenges, identity security, and maybe even a surprise question for David!! Register NOW! Promise you won’t be disappointed!! #Vulnerabilities #IdentitySecurity BeyondTrust Integral Partners LLC

JUNE 27 Webinar: Securing Your Microsoft Environment in 2024 - Patching Isn't Enough Our webinar series continues! After exploring the 2023 vulnerabilities in Part 1, we now shift focus to the 2024 Microsoft Vulnerabilities Report. Join David Morimanno, Director of IAM Technologies at Integral Partners LLC, and Christopher Hills, Chief Security Strategist at BeyondTrust as they dive deep into the critical role of Identity and Access Management (IAM) in today's evolving threat landscape, especially for organizations heavily reliant on Microsoft products. Benefit from research-backed insights and industry expert analysis to better protect your Microsoft estate in 2024 and beyond. Register now to secure your place. https://lnkd.in/eg2RxUVC #IdentitySecurity #Microsoft #PatchManagement #BeyondTrust