MISP is a free open source platform developed by the MISP project team that primarily serves the purpose of sharing IOCs. It has been enjoying steady growth for some time now, as evidenced by the incredible active community around the main repository, the several side projects, Continue reading “Part 1: MISP in a box”
SuriCon 2018
Every year, there are a few “must-attend” events that are fixtures on every security enthusiast’s calendar. Besides the obvious “big ones” such as the CCC congress or the big US shows, a smaller, more intimate event is of particular interest to the network visibility and monitoring community: SuriCon Continue reading “SuriCon 2018”
PHP PEAR Software Supply Chain Attack
On January 19, 2019 the PEAR project announced, that it’s installation script had been tampered with: https://twitter.com/pear/status/1086634389465956352: Continue reading “PHP PEAR Software Supply Chain Attack”
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Breach & Attack Simulation: “Next-Generation” Vulnerability Management?
In the ongoing game of cat-and-mouse in the cybersecurity space, the dimensions of defense strategies evolve, especially for enterprise-grade organizations. Since attackers are becoming gradually more organized and are focusing on strategic, economic, or nation-state goals, IT security products providers Continue reading “Breach & Attack Simulation: “Next-Generation” Vulnerability Management?”
DCSO’s Insight Day 2018
November 2018
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On 13 November 2018, we opened the doors to Berlin’s Humboldt-Box at 9 am, thus launching DCSO’s second Insight Day. We welcomed about 180 guests, including customers, co-founders, colleagues and anyone else interested, and enjoyed the view of the Berliner Schloss (Berlin Castle) and the Berliner Dom (Berlin Cathedral). Continue reading “DCSO’s Insight Day 2018”