STRIEGO by SharkStriker: A holistic cybersecurity platform
A unified multi-tenant open architecture human-led AI/ML-driven security platform designed to meet the cybersecurity needs of today and tomorrow.
SharkStriker Striego is a multi-tenant, open-architecture, human-led AI/ML-driven security platform designed to solve the most immediate challenges in cybersecurity and compliance.
It helps organizations by providing them with a single stop for all their cybersecurity and compliance needs. It is managed by a dedicated team that can implement the best practices in the industry, helping businesses make the most of their existing cybersecurity investments.
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What is Incident Response? why do organizations need it?
Incident response comprises all the security measures taken to detect, respond and contain a cyber incident such as data breach or a ransomware attack.
Incident Response (IR) is a structured approach used by organizations to address and manage the aftermath of a cybersecurity incident. A cybersecurity incident refers to any event that poses a threat to the security of an organization's information systems, networks, or data. These incidents can range from malware infections and data breaches to denial-of-service attacks and insider threats.

Here are the key components of an Incident Response process:

Preparation: This phase involves setting up the necessary policies, procedures, and resources for effective incident handling. It includes tasks such as creating an incident response plan, defining roles and responsibilities, and establishing communication channels.

Identification: In this phase, organizations work to detect and identify potential incidents. This involves monitoring systems, network traffic, and logs for unusual or suspicious activities that may indicate a security breach.

Containment: Once an incident is identified, the focus shifts to limiting the scope and impact of the incident. This might involve isolating affected systems, blocking malicious network traffic, or taking other steps to prevent further damage. More details for visit our website: https://sharkstriker.com/guide..../what-is-incident-re

What is Whaling attacks? how to prevent them | SharkStriker
Whaling attacks are a kind of phishing attacks aimed towards the top management executives. Safeguard your email by double checking them for syntax, mail protection software etc.
A whaling attack, also known as a whaling phishing attack or a CEO fraud, is a highly targeted form of phishing attack that specifically targets high-profile individuals within an organization, such as executives, high-ranking officials, or other individuals with significant decision-making authority. The term "whaling" is used because the attackers are "harpooning" the "big fish" in the organization.

In a whaling attack, the attacker typically poses as a trusted entity, often using email or other electronic communication methods, and attempts to deceive the target into taking a specific action. This action might involve providing sensitive information (such as login credentials or financial details), transferring funds, or clicking on a malicious link or attachment.

Whaling attacks are particularly dangerous because the targets are usually individuals with access to sensitive information or the authority to carry out significant financial transactions. As a result, if a whaling attack is successful, it can lead to serious financial losses, data breaches, or other security incidents for the targeted organization.

To mitigate the risk of whaling attacks, organizations often implement security measures such as multi-factor authentication, employee training and awareness programs, and email filtering systems that can help identify and block suspicious messages. It's also crucial for high-profile individuals to exercise caution when handling sensitive information and to verify any unusual requests, especially those related to financial transactions. More details for visit our website: https://sharkstriker.com/guide..../what-is-whaling-how

What Is the MITRE ATT&CK Framework? | Get the 101 Guide
The MITRE ATT&CK framework helps cyber security experts gain accurate information on the latest TTPs deployed by attackers from an adversarial point of view, assisting defense experts to design their defenses with precision.
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The rising threat of Blueshell malware for Windows, Mac, and Linux users
Increased number of Windows, Mac and Linux users face the threat of Blueshell malware that is a type of Trojan malware. SharkStriker can assist businesses through EDR and its round the clock SOC team.
what is Blueshell malware
"Blueshell malware, also known as ""Blueshell"" or ""W32.Blueshell,"" is a type of malicious software (malware) that targets computers running Microsoft Windows operating systems. It is classified as a worm, which means it has the ability to self-replicate and spread to other computers on a network.

Blueshell was first identified in the early 2000s and gained some attention due to its ability to spread rapidly through network shares. It primarily spreads through network shares by exploiting vulnerabilities in the Windows operating system. Once it infects a system, it attempts to propagate itself to other vulnerable computers on the same network.

The name ""Blueshell"" is derived from the blue color of the Windows error screen (commonly referred to as the ""Blue Screen of Death"" or BSOD) and the term ""shell,"" which refers to a command-line interface in computing.

It's important to note that as of my last knowledge update in September 2021, Blueshell was not considered a prevalent or widely active threat. However, malware landscapes are constantly evolving, so it's crucial to keep your systems updated with the latest security patches and use reliable antivirus software to protect against various types of malware, including Blueshell. If you suspect your system may be infected with Blueshell or any other malware, it's recommended to seek assistance from a qualified cybersecurity professional or use reputable antivirus and anti-malware tools to remove the threat."
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