All #TeamTrellix does is help our customers win, win, and WIN! 🏆 #WinningWednesday starts here. On Gartner Peer Experiences, customers highlight Trellix EDR’s exceptional performance, satisfying results, and long-term successful integration. With rave reviews (and one customer affirming they have 0️⃣ dislikes about the product), Trellix EDR excels in reliability and customer satisfaction. Learn more on #GartnerPeerInsights. ⬇️ 🤝 Superb support: https://gtnr.it/4cW23P7 🎤 Mic drop moment: https://gtnr.it/3Y5mlB4 💙 Cyber satisfaction: https://gtnr.it/4cE0Bkc
Trellix
Computer and Network Security
Plano, Texas 460,539 followers
The Future of XDR. We Bring Security to Life.
About us
Trellix is a global company redefining the future of cybersecurity. The company’s open and native extended detection and response (XDR) platform helps organizations confronted by today’s most advanced threats gain confidence in the protection and resilience of their operations. Trellix’s security experts, along with an extensive partner ecosystem, accelerate technology innovation through machine learning and automation to empower over 40,000 business and government customers. More at https://trellix.com.
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https://www.trellix.com
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- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Company size
- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Plano, Texas
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2022
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You may not fit the CISO archetype ... and according to CEO Bryan Palma and CISO Harold Rivas, breaking the mold has benefits. Listen to their full #RSA2024 keynote to learn why the best leaders are difference-makers with bold perspectives. (Video courtesy of the RSA Conference) https://bit.ly/3y9m19g
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What is one of the biggest impacts of the recent coordinated takedown of Cobalt Strike? It interrupts cybercriminal operations, slows their attack efficiency, increases operational risks, and forces them to reconsider their reliance on the tool. The Cyber Express shares more about Operation Morpheus’ possible ripple effect and how public-private collaboration (with organizations like us 👀) played a role in the takedown’s success. Read the full article. ⬇️
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The Trellix Advanced Research Center observed common language runtime (CLR) being used by ViperSoftX, as well as modified AutoIT scripts. 🪲 Get the details from BleepingComputer. https://bit.ly/3zV6U44
ViperSoftX malware covertly runs PowerShell using AutoIT scripting
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Dive into the future of Database Security with Trellix! 🗓️ Join our webinar on July 25 to understand Trellix’s capabilities, such as: 👀 Database Activity Monitoring 💻 Vulnerability Manager 🔍 Virtual Patching Protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance with constantly changing privacy laws is more vital than ever. Register now. https://bit.ly/3zKH0QM
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Looking ahead, multiagent AI will revolutionize threat detection and incident response in cybersecurity. Can you guess by how much? Check back next week to see if you were right in the comments. Meanwhile, explore AI recommendations for security leaders from the Gartner Predicts 2024: AI & Cybersecurity — Turning Disruption into an Opportunity Report here: https://bit.ly/4d0Hron
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🎥 LIVE STREAM: Tomorrow, July 16, CTO Cloud and AI Martin Holste and Director of Strategy and AI Zachary Krider, MBA will discuss public sector use cases for Trellix Wise and Amazon Bedrock, alongside Amazon Web Services (AWS). Don’t miss the insightful conversation. Register here! ➡️ https://bit.ly/3LlJFTw
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Curious how the #1 AI-powered #XDR platform tackles modern, complex attacks? Take a self-guided tour today and explore the critical threat dashboard. ➡️ https://bit.ly/43YKZnU
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Members of #TeamTrellix in India have a distinct, positive impact on local communities. 💙 Learn how their cross-initiative work over the past year has touched nearly 50,000 lives. Together, we are stronger. Together, we do #SoulfulWork.
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Doing our part to keep you informed on the latest cybersecurity threats this week. 👇 https://bit.ly/46JIoxB 1️⃣ Threat Profile: Sandworm Team Threat level: High 🟥 The Sandworm Team is a highly sophisticated cyber-espionage and cyber-warfare group believed to be associated with the Russian military intelligence agency GRU. 2️⃣ Threat Actors Continue To Take Advantage Of LockBit Ransomware Builders Threat level: Medium 🟧 Emerging variants of LockBit ransomware, such as Brain Cipher Ransomware and Nullbudge Lock, provide links to Tor-accessible web interfaces for ransom negotiations. 3️⃣ Threat Profile: Kimsuky Threat level: Medium 🟧 This group actor, believed to be sponsored by the North Korean regime, seeks to focus on espionage and TTPs employed by the group through phishing tactics. 4️⃣ Threat Profile: Latrodectus Threat level: Medium 🟧 Latrodectus is a downloader malware possibly derived from the same authors as IcedID, aiming to deploy further malware, such as Danabot or IcedID. It can run processes or existing files from the compromised system. 5️⃣ Multiple Attack Chains Distribute Fickle Stealer Threat level: Medium 🟧 Fickle Stealer is a Rust-based malware distributed via various methods, including VBA droppers, downloaders, and executable downloaders. 6️⃣ Boolka Threat Actor Using Formstealing JavaScript To Capture Sensitive Data Threat level: Medium 🟧 A landing page designed to distribute the BManager modular trojan uses tactics suggesting the script is designed for data exfiltration, likely capturing sensitive information. 7️⃣ Russia-Linked CopyCop Targets Political Leaders To Influence Elections Via Mis-Information Campaigns Threat level: Medium 🟧 Copycop is a Russian government-aligned influence network using fake websites and generative AI for extensive influence operations. 8️⃣ RisePro Information Stealer Technical Analysis Threat level: Medium 🟧 RisePro is a versatile information-stealing malware developed in C++, first identified in December 2022. 9️⃣ ChamelGang Attacking Critical Infrastructure with Ransomware Threat level: Low 🟨 Threat actors in cyber espionage are increasingly using ransomware in their operations. A cluster of attacks using BestCrypt and BitLocker has particularly affected the U.S. manufacturing sector. 🔟 The Gamaredon Group Carries Out Attacks Against Ukraine Using Malicious 1px Image Files Threat level: Low 🟨 The Gamaredon Group, also known as UNC530, Armageddon, and Shuckworm, is believed to be responsible for a recent attack campaign targeting Ukraine.