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Tuesday, March 10, 2026

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Join us on March 10th for this month’s TRU Intelligence Briefing

eSentire’s Threat Response Unit (TRU) is a team of industry-renowned experts with real-world experience who are battle-tested to protect you against the most advanced cyber threats.

TRU is foundational to our Managed Detection and Response (MDR) service – no add-ons or additional cost required.Every month, TRU hosts a live webinar to share new research-driven observations of malware, notable vulnerabilities, threat actor groups, and cyber activity affecting the threat landscape.

Our Threat Response Unit (TRU) will review:

The Weaponization of Voice - Advanced Vishing Tactics from Social Engineering to AI-Powered Attacks: The evolution of sophisticated vishing attacks with a focus on threat actors such as Shiny Hunters who leverage voice phishing to gain initial access to corporate environments. Learn how attackers abuse trusted platforms like Microsoft Teams to trick victims into installing RMM tools and Malwares, and how AI-powered voice spoofing is becoming an emerging tool in the vishing arsenal. The session includes real-world attack chains, current trends, and defensive recommendations.
Remotely Executing Code Using Ivanti Endpoint Mobile Manager: A review of CVE-2026-1281 and CVE-2026-1340, two code injection vulnerabilities that have been exploited in the wild and highlight how threat actors are abusing them.
Threat Landscape: A discussion around recently disclosed vulnerabilities in Dell, Cisco, and BeyondTrust (CVE-2026-22769 - Dell, CVE-2026-20217 - Cisco, and CVE-2026-1731 - BeyondTrust) and a highlight of notable malware observations including DEV#POPPER RAT, 123 Stealer, and Winos4.0.
A brief update on cyber activity associated with the ongoing Iran conflict.