Automated Detection & Response Blog
Gambling with Connections
By Oren Domaczewski, Researcher, Office of the CTO
Recently, a casino was reported to have been hacked, and 10 gigabytes were exfiltrated through its internet-...
Keeping up with Hackers using Unsupervised Machine Learning
By Arie Fred, VP of Product, SecBI
When you read (or hear) statements like when “the longer detection systems are in place, the more effective they become” oft...
Meet the Team: Ligal Levy
By Sarah Mehlman, Marketing Manager, SecBI
Get to know, a member of SecBI’s R&D team, Ligal Levy. Ligal, a former member of an Israeli army’s int...
What to Expect in the World of Crypto-jacking by Alex Vaystikh, CTO , SecBI
The smart TV you bought recently is taking a long time to respond. The wireless IP camera you use to monitor your safe drains its battery in minutes. The monitori...
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SecBI Autonomous Investigation technology, recently detected a fileless malicious activity affecting one of its customers in the form of a new cyber-attack that r...
Ransomware captures the headlines, but the real threat to organizations is still...
It’s nearly the end of 2017, and time for end-of-year reports and conclusions. When it comes to cybersecurity, there’s no doubt that 2017 was the year of ransomwa...
SecBI and Orange awarded the France-Israel Chamber of Commerce award
SecBI, alongside its partners and investors, Orange, were honored to participate in a Gala Dinner on September 12, hosted by Mr Jean-Yves Le Drian, Minister of E...
Data breaches are a reality of doing business in the digital world- but they sho...
Three major data breaches were exposed recently. In the first, credit rating agency Equifax was hacked, and details of more than half of the US population lea...
The Demise of Ransomware
Ransomware is dying, not today, not next month and even not next year.However, it is slowly and surely losing its place as the no. 1 perceived threat to o...