Microsoft Azure utilizes blobs to house large amounts of unstructured data. An Azure blob can be configured to be accessed from specific IP addresses only. This is the common configuration and a known best practice
Ivanti’s recent disclosure of a new high-severity flaw in its Connect Secure VPN devices marks the fifth such vulnerability revealed over the past couple of months. This alarming trend sheds light on a broader issue
In this exploration, we delve into the intricacies of SIEM migration, focusing on critical aspects like the SIEM style, data acquisition, correlation methods, securing the SIEM, and the imperative task of migrating SIEM detection coverage.
AI is fundamentally changing how threats are created and detected. Polymorphic AI malware continuously modifies its code and evades detection by not writing to disk and running solely in memory. Even if its use is
Our blog recently outlined the top 10 reasons why rules silently fail, drawing on extensive analysis of SIEM rules in diverse enterprise environments. Check out five of the top 10 causes in part one, and
Is your SOC AI-ready? If so, how should detection engineering guide AI strategy and implementation? With all the hype, it’s tempting to just deploy and figure things out as you go. But without the right
While most people hang lights, wrap gifts, and sing carols, detection engineers are busy doing what they do best: detecting insider threats from disgruntled elves and investigating incidents caused by careless reindeer. So why not
Our security research team continuously analyzes high volumes of rules across diverse production SIEM environments–Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, CrowdStrike next-gen SIEM, and Google SecOps (formerly Chronicle), and more–securing global enterprises with multiple billions of dollars in
Over time, SIEM environments drift. Tooling expands, infrastructure evolves, and the engineers who built detections move on. In the process, rules quietly break. Ingestion pipelines are flowing, the dashboards still light up, but underneath, key
While most Security Operations Centers (SOCs) focus on fixing visible false positives, the invisible false negatives caused by broken rules are far more dangerous. When a rule silently stops working, it creates the illusion that
Is your SOC AI-ready? If so, how should detection engineering guide AI strategy and implementation? With all the hype, it’s tempting to just deploy AI and figure it out as you go. But without the
Security teams are under constant pressure to do more with less. Budgets rarely keep pace with the explosion of threats, while the complexity of modern IT environments continues to grow. SOC leaders invest heavily in
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a feature in Windows that allows users to run a real Linux user space directly inside Windows, without needing a virtual machine or dual-boot setup. This feature is commonly
Security teams face an overwhelming reality: too many exposures, too few resources, and limited time to patch everything. In practice, direct remediation is often delayed or even impossible—yet the risks remain. That’s where compensating controls
Managing a threat-informed detection posture across your full security stack is no small task–even for large, leading-edge enterprise security teams. That’s why we’re excited to help our customers unlock the full potential of their CrowdStrike