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Incident response (IR) is changing as the volume and sophistication of cyberattacks increases. Teams need to update and test their IR plans to ensure better preparedness, shorter recovery times and reduced effects from any breach.

Malware has become the new weapon of choice for cybercriminals. It enables even non-technical criminals to produce highly effective and profitable cyberattacks with little effort. If you’re not already working to protect your network, you’re already at risk.

Information security teams worldwide are increasingly concerned about the rapid growth of cyber threats. To address this concern and provide peer insights, Crowd Research Partners, in partnership with the 370,000+ member Information Security Community on LinkedIn, has conducted an in-depth study on several important threat lifecycle topics. BluVector was a proud sponsor of this survey.

Despite being available for years to commercial sector organizations, up to 80% of cybersecurity budgets are still spent responding to attacks, not proactively defending against them. During this virtual workshop, attendees will hear from some of today’s top experts and practitioners on how to leverage strategies and technologies to move away from the ‘detect and respond’ death-spiral towards a “predict and prevent” methodology which will dramatically increase your ability to defend against today’s hyper-evolving threat landscape.

In the last two years, the number of breached data records has tripled over the total recorded since over the previous decade. Why have recent attacks been so successful, and what will security teams need to do to get a handle on them in the months ahead? Join 451 Information security research director Scott Crawford and Nate Carroll with BluVector to take a look at these questions.

This webcast takes a look at the impacts of Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities.

The Olympic Destroyer malware temporarily froze IT systems, disabled displays, disrupted the Wi-Fi and stopped operation of the Olympics ticket site. The impact was not contained to computer systems and data; it also shut down ski gates and lifts. Learn how the Olympic Destroyer malware operated, and how the BluVector and Endace joint solution allows an analyst to quickly and effectively detect, respond and remediate this type of sophisticated attack.

Recently the market has seen attackers switching focus from ransomware to cryptocurrency mining as it becomes the most lucrative form of malware. In the case of malware attacks, including crypto-mining, over 50% of all malware includes fileless attack techniques. In this session, get an overview and demo of how BluVector can detect fileless malware on the network, helping organizations address these "invisible" or "memory-based" cyber-attacks in real-time.