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New N0va Phishkit Targets North America and EU: A Growing Identity Risk for SOCs  

Recently, ANY.RUN researchers uncovered N0va, a new phishkit targeting organizations across North America and the EU, including government, technology, consulting, and healthcare.  What makes N0va especially relevant for SOC leaders is how it spreads the attack across different layers. Legitimate authentication, trusted brand lures,...

Phishing Powers 80% of Attacks on US Companies: How SOCs Can Detect It Early 

Phishing remains one of the most effective ways for attackers to gain access to corporate environments. From 2013-2023, the FBI recorded 158,436 US victims of Business Email Compromise (BEC), with over $20 billion in reported losses.  The FBI specifically warns that phishing is used to...

Mirage2FA Phishing Kit Bypasses MFA to Hijack Microsoft 365 Sessions, Targeting 3,500+ Organizations

Researchers tie the LinX Coders phishing-as-a-service toolkit to 9,332 compromise events across 94 countries, with 63.7% of victims in the United States and stolen session cookies accounting for more than half of all outcomes. A phishing-as-a-service (PhaaS) toolkit tracked as...

Trusted Vendors Are Becoming Attack Paths: How US and EU Enterprises Can Reduce the Risk 

A trusted supplier can become an attack path overnight.  Large US and EU enterprises often rely on hundreds of vendors, giving attackers plenty of opportunities to hide malicious activity inside legitimate emails, files, and business workflows.  The window to react is...

Why Threat Intelligence Feeds Often Fail to Meet SOC Expectations 

Threat intelligence (TI) feeds are expected to close visibility gaps that inevitably emerge in enterprise SOCs and make investigations faster and more effective. This promise sounds particularly attractive to leaders of growing SOC teams that need to face an increasing alert...

Alert Fatigue Is Hitting US SOCs Hard: How to Cut Through the Noise 

US SOC teams are dealing with a growing volume of alerts, while analyst time and security budgets remain limited. Too much of that time is spent checking signals that turn out to be low-risk, which slows investigations and makes it easier for...

How Top SOCs Detect and Stop AI Phishing that Beats Email Gateways 

Phishing is the primary initial access vector, driving 16% of breaches at an average cost of $4.8 million. Attackers now leverage Generative AI and AiTM kits to easily bypass MFA and traditional Secure Email Gateways.  Because users click malicious links in a median of just 21...

An SOC Story of Why Fast Answers Beat Perfect Answers in Cyber Incident Response 

A Formula 1 pit crew doesn't wait until every sensor, camera, and engineer agrees that a tire needs changing. They have a few seconds to make a decision using the best evidence available. Wait for perfect certainty, and the...

Hackers Expanding Destiny Stealer Across the US and Europe. Is Your Organization Ready to Defend? 

Destiny Stealer activity is rising across Europe and the US, putting corporate accounts, remote access, email data, and sensitive business information at risk. A single infected endpoint can expose passwords, session cookies, VPN details, Outlook data, cryptocurrency wallets, Wi-Fi...

Maximizing SOC Efficiency: How to Eliminate Alert Overload and Cut MTTR by 21 Minutes Per Case

Security Operations Centers (SOCs) face overwhelming challenges not due to a lack of alerts but because each alert requires a new investigation. Analysts must validate indicators, identify malicious behavior, assess the scope of threats, and determine whether to contain or...

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