Live Webinar
TRU
Intelligence Briefing
Tuesday, May 10, 2022
11:00 - 11:45 am ET
TRU
Join us on May 10th for this month’s TRU Intelligence Briefing. Our Threat Response Unit (TRU) will review:
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Threat landscape: A review of recently observed malware and notable vulnerabilities by the SOC such as Bumblebee, Redline Stealer, and AsyncRAT*
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A brief update on cyber activity that has been impacting Ukraine
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More_eggs: Backdoor delivered through poisoned job applications
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ADCS - Certificate Template Misconfigurations: Abuse of certificate template misconfigurations for persistence and privilege escalations
Don’t miss out on this opportunity to ask our industry-renowned TRU team your most pressing questions during the live Q&A.
Register now to reserve your spot!
*Topics subject to change based on evolving threat landscape
Featured Speakers
Paul Aitken
Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst
Ryan Westman
Manager, Threat Intelligence
Keegan Keplinger
Research & Reporting Lead, Threat Intel
Derek Thomas
Manager, Tactical Threat Response
Previous Webinars
Join eSentire's Threat Response Unit (TRU) as they discuss the latest attacks observed by our Security Operations Center (SOC).
Download this webinar to learn more about:
- Threat landscape: A review of recently observed malware and notable vulnerabilities by the SOC such as Socgholish, Emotet, and more_eggs
- A brief update on cyber activity that has been impacting Ukraine
- Lapsus$: Background and analysis on the group, known intrusion techniques, and recommendations
This cyber threat intelligence briefing, members of our Threat Response Unit (TRU) and Greg Crowley, Chief Information Security Officer, shared how the Russia-Ukraine situation can impact your organization.
Key insights include:
- Historical context of how the Russian state has launched state-sponsored cyberattacks against other nations
- How eSentire is responding to the escalation in cyber threats, including conducting Global Threat Hunts and developing threat detections
- How eSentire is continuing to protect itself from cyberattacks