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Microsoft has come a LONG way with respect to security in the last decade. I really mean a LONG way. When I was at other…
Microsoft has come a LONG way with respect to security in the last decade. I really mean a LONG way. When I was at other…
The endpoint team at Huntress is focused on providing telemetry and protections around real adversary threats. One thing we’ve noticed that’s often overlooked is adversaries…
Threat actors are, frankly, rarely original. They share the same playbooks, tactics, and often don’t even bother to rename offensive security tool names. In early…
Welcome to “Truman’s Take,” where Product Marketing Manager James O’Leary sits down with Senior Product Researcher Truman Kain. As one of the leading minds behind…
Unpatched vulnerabilities remain one of the largest drivers of cyber risk, accounting for nearly 60% of cyber compromises. Modern security programs are therefore measured not only by…
Mastering the Art of Threat Hunting To master an art form, your tools are just as important as your skills. But it’s not just about…
What a year 2024 has been! It saw the Paris Olympics, the Celtics winning banner #18 (this was big for me), a new Elden Ring,…
Well, kids, let’s just say Santa’s workshop has a strict policy against being on the Naughty List. In the world of cybersecurity, that list includes…
In 2026, the endpoint security issues facing businesses look way different from malware campaigns of a decade ago. Endpoints, identities, and cloud workloads now overlap,…
Why attackers now treat your inbox like an identity control plane For years, security teams treated Google Workspace like a productivity layer – email, documents,…
A little-known feature of the .NET framework allows attackers to execute malicious code inside trusted, Microsoft-signed applications without exploiting a software flaw or dropping a…
Within the world of recruiting, more specifically the tech and remote-work world, the conversation about AI in hiring has moved past “if” to “how often.”…