The Diamond model is extremely helpful in identifying and investigating potential intrusions into your network. https://lnkd.in/gNez92TS
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OpenText NDR is the answer to eliminating security blind spots through real-time network visibility. With high-fidelity metadata and Smart PCAP, organizations can take advantage of full-spectrum threat detection and reduce noise using multiple detection engines that examine the network from every angle. Watch this video to learn more about #NDR and how it can enhance your organization's #cybersecurity posture. https://lnkd.in/ecmRZNHs
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Want to eliminate blind spots on your network while having the ability to proactively threat hunt without deploying traditional network appliances? Please check out the OpenText Network Detection and Response solution.
OpenText NDR is the answer to eliminating security blind spots through real-time network visibility. With high-fidelity metadata and Smart PCAP, organizations can take advantage of full-spectrum threat detection and reduce noise using multiple detection engines that examine the network from every angle. Watch this video to learn more about #NDR and how it can enhance your organization's #cybersecurity posture. https://lnkd.in/ecmRZNHs
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It was my first time learning about the MITRE diamond model. It follows many of the same ideas of the Unified Cyber Kill Chain, but puts them in a different light. I think one of the keys to learning is being able to look at the same subject from different points of view.
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One of my favorite rooms so far I learned how to investigate and correlate the packet-level information to see the big picture in the network traffic, like detecting anomalies and malicious activities
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New from our Security Research team: A technical analysis of an intricate infostealer, with an interesting delivery chain and REALLY interesting payload. Read the full analysis on the blog: https://lnkd.in/eBPUFMPC
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I am thrilled to share that I have completed the "Diamond Model" room on TryHackMe! In this course, I learned that the Diamond Model is composed of four core features: adversary, infrastructure, capability, and victim. These elements establish the fundamental atomic component of any intrusion activity. 💻🔒 Additionally, I explored the social, political, and technological axes of the model. The Diamond Model's name comes from its shape, with the four core features edge-connected to represent their relationships. 💎 The Diamond Model embodies the essential concepts of intrusion analysis and adversary operations. It allows for real-time intelligence integration for network defense, automates event correlation, classifies events into adversary campaigns, and forecasts adversary operations while planning mitigation strategies. 🚀 Cisco Cisco Networking Academy Azure One Amazon Web Services (AWS) McAfee #Cybersecurity #DiamondModel #IntrusionAnalysis #NetworkDefense #AdversaryOperations #ThreatIntelligence #SOC #CyberThreats #CyberDefense #InfoSec #CyberSecTraining #TryHackMe #SecurityAnalysis #ThreatModeling #AdversaryTactics #IncidentResponse #CyberAwareness #SecurityTraining #ProfessionalDevelopment #TechLearning #CyberSkills
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Just completed the Diamond Model room on TryHackMe, deepening my understanding of cyber threat intelligence. Now, I'm focused on finishing the SOC Analyst learning path, aiming to enhance my skills in threat detection and response. Ready for the next phase of my cybersecurity journey! #TryHackMe #CyberSec #ContinuousLearning
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Just did the Diamond Model room on TryHackMe as part of my SOC L1 training! This insightful model, developed in 2013 by cybersecurity experts, provides a structured approach to analyzing intrusions. Have also implemented the Diamond model on Cyber Attack on the Ukrainian Power Grid to capture the THM flag. Here's the breakdown: Core Features: Adversary, Infrastructure, Capability, and Victim - the fundamental elements of any intrusion. Additional Axes: Social, Political, and Technology - explored further in the room. Diamond Structure: Edge-connected features highlight their interconnectedness. Why is it important? The Diamond Model offers a powerful framework for: Understanding intrusion analysis and adversary operations. Integrating real-time intelligence for network defense. Automating event correlation. Classifying events confidently. Forecasting adversary tactics and planning mitigation strategies. Feeling motivated to learn more about intrusion analysis and sharpen my cybersecurity skills! #TryHackMe #DiamondModel #Cybersecurity #SOC #L1 #IntrusionAnalysis #NetworkDefense #ContinuousLearning
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This is why it is so important to patch your devices and gear! Novel idea for bad actors: - gain access exploiting vulnerability - gain persistence - patch vulnerability so only you and the victim have access to environment https://lnkd.in/gNk8z2PZ
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