Automated Detection & Response Blog
The Remote Access Trojan (RAT), a Legacy Product at a Mass Market Price
By Arie Fred, VP of Product, SecBI
The Remote Access Trojan (RAT) can almost be considered the “legacy” tool of hackers. The RAT is a malware program that use...
Is Hotel Cyber Security Sleeping on the Job?
By Arie Fred, VP of Product, SecBI
When we think of burglars breaking into a house, our minds conjure up images of knitted hat-covered crim...
Attending CyberTech? Here are Suggestions for 10 Tel Aviv’s Must-Sees and 3 Easy...
By Sarah Mehlman, Marketing Manager, SecBI
Whether it’s your 1st or 100th time attending CyberTech Tel Aviv, exploring this unique city is always a must.
Fo...
When a Small Business Faces Big Cyber Threats, Network Security is No Tiny Feat
By Sarah Mehlman, Marketing Manager, SecBI
Let’s start with the obvious. No matter how large or small an organization, it faces daily cybersecurity threats.
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Two’s Company, Three Makes It Work: The Missing Link in Email and Web Security
By Doron Davidson, Co-founder & VP Business Development, SecBI
There are several vendors in the cybersecurity landscape who address two major attack vector...
Reflections on the CrowdStrike – Zscaler Partnership
By Arie Fred, VP of Product, SecBI
I was always troubled by the lack of complete visibility in the network.
The endpoint security products were adequate for...
Cybersecurity Awareness Month
By Sarah Mehlman, Marketing Manager, SecBI
October is Cybersecurity Awareness Month, (although for those in the industry, awareness is a constant state of mind...
Bank leaves sensitive data exposed on GitHub repositories
By Arie Fred, VP of Product, SecBI
A North American bank stored highly sensitive digital property in a series of publicly open and accessible GitHub repositori...
Crypto mining- deep, dark and profitable
By Arie Fred, VP of Product, SecBI
Crypto-mining (or crypto-jacking) malware campaigns climbed 29 percent from Q4 2018 to Q1 2019 according to a new study publ...