Network Security
How To Investigate Encrypted Traffic Without Decrypting It
Most malicious traffic is encrypted, and in real environments, you usually don’t have the keys to inspect it. You
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Security Operations
What Password Spraying Looks Like in Raw Network Telemetry
Password spraying is usually described in terms of failed logins and account lockouts. But before a SIEM rule fires
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Security Operations
How Flow Data Supports Threat Hunting Without Drowning Analysts
Threat hunting should feel deliberate. You should be able to follow a path, validate a suspicion, and document what
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Security Operations
Why Flow Data Belongs in Your Incident Response Playbook
When an incident kicks off, the early picture is usually fragmented. Logs and endpoint alerts hint at symptoms and
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Security Operations
How to Investigate Lateral Movement Using Flow Data
Lateral movement is rarely loud. Once an attacker gains an initial foothold, the next phase often blends into normal
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Security Operations
Supply Chain Fallout: What the Salesloft Drift Attack Reveals About Third-Party Risk—and How Plixer One Helps
The recent breach of the Salesloft Drift application highlights a troubling truth: even organizations with strong internal security can
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Security Operations
Enterprise Risk Management: A Comprehensive Guide
Enterprise risk management (ERM) is a strategic approach meant to help businesses identify, assess, and respond to these risks
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Security Operations
How User Behavior Analytics (UBA) Fits Into the Security Stack
There are many ways for attackers to move quietly through the network, using stolen credentials and subtle behavioral shifts
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Security Operations
Understanding Supply Chain Attacks: Methods, Risks, and Defenses
Supply chain attacks have become a greater risk as businesses grow more interconnected. Rather than directly targeting an organization,
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Security Operations
Understanding Lateral Movement: How Attackers Navigate Your Infrastructure
Lateral movement refers to the techniques attackers use to move through a network after gaining initial access. Instead of
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