Lateral movement is a term used in cybersecurity to describe the techniques that cyber attackers use to progressively move through a network in search of valuable data and assets. This movement is ...

Zero Networks introduced new segmentation capabilities specifically designed to block lateral movement during an attack against operational technology (OT) systems. Built into Zero Networks Segment, a ...

Email security is stuck where antivirus was a decade ago—focused only on prevention. Learn from Material Security why it's time for an "EDR for email" mindset: visibility, post-compromise controls, ...

Justin Jett, director of audit and compliance at Plixer, discusses how to effectively use network flow data in the fight against ransomware. Everywhere you look, there are new reports coming out about ...

Compromised Windows systems can enable attackers to gain access to Google Workspace and Google Cloud by stealing access tokens and plaintext passwords. Attackers are always looking for new ways to ...

Extended IoT devices (xIoT) stand as a perennial favorite for cyberattackers seeking to move laterally and establish persistence within enterprise networks. They've got everything the bad guys need ...

Arista Networks is bolstering a key part of its security software with new features that help customers reduce the blast radius of security breaches by setting up “microperimeters” to restrict lateral ...

CISA and the NSA warn that Chinese state-sponsored attackers are deploying malware dubbed BRICKSTORM on VMware servers to perform lateral movement inside victim networks. Chinese state-sponsored ...

The National Security Agency is sharing new guidance to help organizations limit an adversary's movement on the internal network by adopting zero-trust framework principles. A zero-trust security ...