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Deploying Deception in the Enterprise Network

The goal is to have a deception layer that blends into your current environment and adapts itself as the real network changes. The concept of honey pots and deception in IT security has been around for about two decades. The idea is to place a fake asset in your network and then wait for attackers to interact with it. No one is supposed to know about this fake asset, so any access to it is a high-fidelity alert. This is a great idea in theory, but like the saying goes, the devil is in the details. In practice, there are drawbacks that made honey pot deployment not worth the effort.

AI-powered cyberattacks force change to network security

Companies now face sophisticated enemies using AI and machine learning tools for their attacks. It’s a world of new dangers for those defending network systems and data.

Automating analysis and response is a major step in the fight against network threats like AI-powered cyberattacks. Companies also need to automate their identity and access framework, adopting so-called zero-trust principles, said Chris Kubic, CISO for Fidelis Cybersecurity, a provider of security orchestration, automation and response services.

The State of Network Traffic Analysis

Does your security team have the network traffic visibility tools you need to defend against attackers? Weigh in to Fidelis’ 2020 threat detection and response survey and find out.

Modern organizations have seen a massive expansion of their cyber terrain with the integration of business systems, information technology, and operational technology that is fundamentally transforming the effectiveness and efficiencies of business operations.

5 Tips for Effective Threat Hunting

Once a unique job title in the already specialized world of cybersecurity, threat hunting is now a much-needed skillset for every well-rounded security analyst. Here’s why.

As each day passes organizations are finding unique challenges as their cyber landscape rapidly evolves. Data breaches and ransomware activity are on the rise, and some organizations have tried to address the threat landscape with an “automate everything” approach.

SC Media Review: Fidelis Cybersecurity Fidelis Network 9.2.4

VERDICT: The patented nature of this product inherently renders it unique in its recursive approach to decoding information and delving deep into areas and files within a network that may otherwise go unscanned and undetected.

Fidelis Elevate Wins Best Threat Detection 2020 from SCMagazine

Fidelis Elevate seeks to provide visibility across the entire kill chain using multiple detection methods. The platform integrates network and cloud traffic analysis, endpoint detection and response, and deception technologies with open threat intelligence feeds, cloud-based sandboxing and advanced malware analysis as a means to automate threat detection, investigation and response.