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Sophos has uncovered how attack code behaves while hiding in memory and built protection against it in a discovery bid to make it significantly harder for adversaries to use memory as a defense evasion technique. The memory region of a hacked computer is a popular hiding place for malware because security scans don’t tend to […]
Cyber Threat Report: How To Turn Endpoints Into Fortresses
Businesses of all sizes are targets of malware attacks, and endpoint protection is more critical than ever as so many employees continue to work remotely. Sophos Intercept X offers automated endpoint protection to help you respond to threats quickly. By Katie Bavoso February 23, 2021, 05:57 PM EST
Ninety four percent of malware attacks are delivered through email, resulting in billions of dollars lost annually. Employees are even more vulnerable to malware attacks while working remotely. You need to know your client’s cybersecurity safety net extends beyond the office. “These attacks are targeting companies of all sizes, so nobody’s off limits,” says Erin Malone, senior vice president of America sales at Sophos. “Endpoint protection has never been more important and it’s paramount that organizations have the industry’s best protection, and they need to make sure that it�
Whenever we work with ransomware victims, we spend some time looking back through our telemetry records that span the previous week or two. These records sometimes include behavioral anomalies that (on their own) may not be inherently malicious, but in the context of an attack that has already taken place, could be taken as an early indicator of a threat actor conducting operations on the victim’s network.
If we see any of these five indicators, in particular, we jump on them straight away. Any of these found during an investigation is almost certainly an indication that attackers have poked around: To get an idea of what the network looks like, and to learn how they can get the accounts and access they need to launch a ransomware attack.