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The Rise of Real Time Exposure Detection
Cloud Security
The Rise of Real Time Exposure Detection
In the ongoing battle between cyber adversaries and defenders, the odds are often stacked against the guardians of digital assets. Defenders face a challenging task – they must secure their systems 100% of the time, while adversaries need only find one vulnerability to breach their defenses. This inherent imbalance presents a significant challenge to the cybersecurity community, where constant vigilance is necessary.
Maor Idan
Maor Idan
Dec 14, 2023
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How to identify a compromised EC2 instance using VPC Flow logs and Amazon GuardDuty
Cloud Security
How to identify a compromised EC2 instance using VPC Flow logs and Amazon GuardDuty
Amazon GuardDuty is a threat detection service that uses machine learning and other techniques to identify malicious activity and unauthorized behavior in your AWS accounts and workloads. It integrates with other AWS security services to provide a comprehensive view of your security posture and helps Security, DevOps, Compliance and Incident response teams to quickly respond to security threats.
Tal Shladovsky
Tal Shladovsky
Nov 7, 2023
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