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Endpoint Detection and Response, a guardian on the inside
Traditionally security was added at the perimeter – things like firewalls, passwords, MFA, etc. – creating a cordoned-off area in which we could get on with our work. What Bryley’s seeing lately are attempted attacks disguised as legitimate software. As an example, recently Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR) helped Bryley stop a data-exfiltration attempt that used two pieces of legitimate software (rclone [a file-copying program]) and Chrome Remote Desktop. Traditional perimeter defenses, dependable as they’ve been for years, would not be aware of good software being misused like this.
EDR at its core takes a behavioral approach to attacks. It watches systems for suspicious activities – like when a program suddenly attempts to encrypt dozens of files or when an unusual network connection appears during non-work hours … [4 min. read]
Bryley’s report on the criminal use of AI chatbots Cybercrime Magnified is available to download with no obligation. The report presents: