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We’re hosting a virtual User Group Meeting for the Medcurity community! Whether you are a client, a partner, or someone interested in learning more about Medcurity, join us next Thursday, the 26th, for the big event. Here are five reasons to be there: BIG LAUNCH: The Medcurity platform is being updated with a new and helpful structure. Learn how these changes help you meet requirements and protect your organization. TECH TALK: Our partner Arctic Wolf will share insights on network security trends. THINGS YOU SHOULD KNOW: We’ll share a few updates on the current threat landscape. LIVE Q&A: Engage with us in real-time or send your questions in advance. PRIZES: Just for fun, test your musical knowledge with trivia questions! Register below and we’ll see you there!  https://lnkd.in/gZ7ZhUYN

In case you missed it, Sandvine's final installment in our recent blog series, "The Rise of Enterprise Applications”, explores the financial challenges facing Enterprises and how AI-driven network observability tools from Sandvine can improve productivity, security, and savings. Read now: https://lnkd.in/gFc4vV_A

There is still time to register our webinar tomorrow, 6.17.24 "What's New in Trellix EDR?" Our presenters Chad Roesle and Alejandro Houspanossian will share how the latest advancements in Trellix's Endpoint Detection and Response solution, including expanded coverage and enhanced alerts, can keep your organization ahead of emerging threats. Can't attend the live session? Register and receive the on-demand link to watch at your convenience. #edr #teamtrellix #cybersecurity

Get ready RSA Conference! Tresorit is coming to town! Come down and meet the team if you are looking for #securityinsights on replacing vulnerable #filesharing options, or if your teams are handling #PII or if you are still mailing #flashdrives to your clients with #confidential information. Yes! We've heard them all before! But also come down if you want a friendly chat and see how we help companies in highly regulated industries worldwide with our end-to-end encrypted solution. Who knows? You might just win something! #cybersecurity #protectyourdata

Cyber vulnerabilities are on the rise, with nearly 35,000 expected in 2024. At DNSFilter, we help organizations prioritize and mitigate the most critical threats. Stay secure with smart CVE management. 🔗: https://bit.ly/4e4CkV1 #DNSFilter #Cybersecurity #CVEManagement #ThreatIntelligence

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🎉 Just completed the "Attacktive Directory" room on TryHackMe! 🚀 Dived deep into Active Directory attacks and defense mechanisms. Gained hands-on experience with techniques like Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, and leveraging NTDS.DIT for extracting sensitive data. Grateful for the opportunity to enhance my skills in cybersecurity and excited to apply these insights in real-world scenarios. 🛡️🔍 #Cybersecurity #ActiveDirectory #TryHackMe #PenTest #EthicalHacking

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I completed the Attacktive Directory room on TryHackMe. As a cybersecurity enthusiast, this room provided an exhilarating deep-dive into the world of exploiting Active Directory (AD) vulnerabilities. The Challenge The Attacktive Directory room challenged me to exploit a vulnerable Domain Controller within a simulated corporate network environment. With a majority of organizations relying on AD, this scenario accurately reflects real-world vulnerabilities that cybercriminals might target. My Approach To tackle this challenge, I drew upon my existing knowledge of AD architecture and common exploitation techniques. However, this room truly tested my ability to apply that knowledge in a practical scenario. As I navigated the vulnerable network, I employed various reconnaissance techniques to identify potential attack vectors. From there, I executed a series of carefully crafted exploitations that ultimately granted me control over the Domain Controller. Key Takeaways Conquering the Attacktive Directory room has not only reinforced my understanding of AD vulnerabilities but also instilled valuable lessons on the importance of thorough reconnaissance and methodical exploitation. In addition, it provided an eye-opening perspective on the potential risks that organizations face when their AD environments are not properly secured. Final Thoughts I'm incredibly grateful for platforms like TryHackMe that provide hands-on learning experiences for cybersecurity professionals and enthusiasts. The Attacktive Directory room was a testament to the power of practice, persistence, and continuous learning in our never-ending quest to stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. #cybersecurity #activedirectory #exploitation #tryhackme #ethicalhacking #informationsecurity #pentesting #netsec #infosec #redteam #blueteam #networksecurity #AD #THM #Attacktive

At Gigamon Visualyze Bootcamp, IDC's Stephen Elliot discussed a crucial insight in his keynote: the intersection of observability and security. 💡 Missed it? Dive into the key themes and takeaways here: https://ow.ly/Va5a30sH485