Get to know Duncan Whitley, one of Security Blue Team’s Marketing Executives, who creates blog posts, newsletters, emails, and ads to deliver genuinely useful cybersecurity content. From a background shaped by gaming and technology to a career in marketing, Duncan shares why he values clear, helpful communication and enjoys seeing...
Security Blue Team started from a simple frustration: the gap between academic learning and real SOC work. What began as...
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Ransomware attacks rarely happen all at once. They follow a series of stages that unfold over time, from initial access to data exfiltration and encryption. Understanding this lifecycle helps analysts spot threats earlier, respond more effectively, and focus on the stages where intervention makes the biggest difference.
It's currently Cybersecurity Awareness Month, which gives us a great opportunity to reflect on how fundamental cybersecurity has become in today's world. This year, the theme is "Secure Our World," which perfectly captures the growing urgency for individuals and organizations to take action to protect their digital environments. In this...
As organizations increasingly embrace remote work and flexible environments, the traditional boundaries of the workplace are rapidly dissolving.
Think of threat hunting and threat intelligence as the syrup to your organization’s cybersecurity pancakes. Sure, pancakes are great on their own, but they truly come to life when you add that sweet, golden syrup.
It’s not every day you see an eagle hunting with a RATs or Remote Access Trojans, but in Latin America's cyber landscape, this unusual partnership is causing serious trouble. In this blog, we'll dive into the recent campaign by the hacking group Blind Eagle, exploring their tactics, techniques, and procedures...
Picture this: a trusted employee has been leaking sensitive information for months—without your knowledge. Now, your organization is at risk, and the damage is done. This scenario, sadly, is not uncommon.
In 2024, today’s digital age, the security of email communications is more critical than ever.
