CVE-2021-34481 Print Spooler Vulnerability
What Happened? Jacob Baines (@Junior_Baines on Twitter), a Dragos vulnerability researcher, discovered another vulnerability in Print Spooler. Microsoft released an advisory for t...
Read MoreHow Blumira Helped Fechheimer Evade a HAFNIUM Exchange Attack
Microsoft Exchange vulnerabilities affected many organizations, but some fared better than others with the help of trusted security advisors. Fechheimer, a global uniform manufa...
Read MoreBlumira Accelerates Time to Detection to Milliseconds
Recently, Blumira began a large-scale project to introduce a powerful new detection system called Real-Time Detections. We built this technology in-house to provide you with real-t...
Read MoreUpdate Now: Microsoft Exchange Server Zero-Days
What Happened A China-based Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) actor codenamed HAFNIUM is known to be actively targeting U.S. organizations across multiple industry sectors, accordi...
Read MoreWhat You Need to Know: SolarWinds Supply Chain Malware Campaign
Over the weekend, major news broke about a global supply chain attack campaign by a nation-state that targeted government, consulting, tech, telecom and other entities in North Ame...
Read MoreSecOps Simplified, Part 5: Speed & Visibility: The REAL Power Couple
Task and Purpose Security operations’ (SecOps) overriding mission can be distilled down to three core functional areas: protect, detect, and respond. Note, those functions are l...
Read MoreSecOps Simplified, Part 4: Staffing – Haven’t I Seen This Movie Before?
Security operations centers (SOC) are charged with a growing list of important security functions including: event triage, incident investigations, threat vulnerability management,...
Read MoreHow to Mitigate Against the SMBleed Vulnerability & POC Exploit
SMBleed Vulnerability and POC Exploit Released Mitigate Now What Happened? On June 9, security researchers at ZecOps announced a powerful new vulnerability within Windows' imple...
Read MoreSecOps, Simplified: Part 3 – Security Orchestration, Automation and Response
Make no mistake. Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) is the direction information security is headed. It makes good sense too. As I’m fond of saying, “speed ...
Read MoreSecOps Simplified, Part 2: Security Tools – Is More Better?
It happens to all IT folks; security is no exception. Our inner consumer craves the hottest new security technology - “With this shiny new security tool we’ll be UNSTOPPABLE!!!...
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