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Does it only take a few hundred dollars to enable bad actors to access your environment? Interesting read/listen from Head of TALOS Outreach, Nick Biasini. The disparate data that businesses operate over multi-cloud environments has vastly increased the threat landscape available to bad actors. You only need one weak point to enable an entry point. What is even worse, bad actors have multiple sources for gaining scripts to enforce an attack. Sometimes costing only a few hundred dollars. Well worth watching the 8 minute interview to find out what the largest non-governmental threat organisation on the planet is seeing with these trends. https://lnkd.in/eiefa39X

As working in the security and intelligence realm, we at Protective Intelligence Network understand the power of social media in shaping perceptions and safeguarding interests. Through meticulous Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and Social Media Intelligence (SOCMINT), we harness the vast amount of public data and turn it into actionable intelligence. Our expertise lies in monitoring, analyzing, and interpreting this data to protect and enhance reputations, pre-empt security threats, and ensure our clients are always a step ahead. It’s not just about watching; it’s about understanding and acting on the digital pulse of society. #ProtectiveIntelligence #SOCMINT #OnlineSafety

In this three-part “Break the Attack Chain” blog series, we look at how threat actors compromise our defences and move laterally within our networks to escalate privileges and prepare for their final endgame. If one phrase could sum up the current state of the threat landscape, it is this: Threat actors don’t break in. They log in.

What's that lurking in the shadows, a suspicious link from an unknown contact? 🔦 As a consumer or employee, it’s important to vet any unknown senders who contact you via text, email, and other means. All it takes is one click to give threat actors keys to the data kingdom, which continues to be a popular method used in today's cyberattacks. This is just one of ten tips we're highlighting in honor of #CyberSecurityAwarenessMonth. Head over to the Varonis blog to discover more ways you can stay safe and be proactive:

In this three-part “Break the Attack Chain” blog series, we look at how threat actors compromise our defences and move laterally within our networks to escalate privileges and prepare for their final endgame. If one phrase could sum up the current state of the threat landscape, it is this: Threat actors don’t break in. They log in.

In this three-part “Break the Attack Chain” blog series, we look at how threat actors compromise our defences and move laterally within our networks to escalate privileges and prepare for their final endgame. If one phrase could sum up the current state of the threat landscape, it is this: Threat actors don’t break in. They log in.