Trellix CEO, Bryan Palma, explains the critical need for security that’s always learning.
As per Gartner, "XDR is an emerging technology that can offer improved threat prevention, detection and response."
Trellix announced the establishment of the Trellix Advanced Research Center to advance global threat intelligence.
Trellix Advanced Research Center analyzes Q4 2022 threat data on ransomware, nation-states, sectors, vectors, LotL, MITRE ATT&CK techniques, and emails.
Browser, Operating System & Enterprise Software
Enterprise software remains one of the most common threat vectors for cyber criminals to deliver malicious content. Whether exploiting browsers to deploy malware and ransomware, or targeting server side software used for industry applications, attackers look to leverage the most popular and widely deployed software across industry for financial gain, disruption, political motivations and much more. Trellix Advanced Threat Research analyzes both zero-day and known enterprise software vulnerabilities that affect users across all industries.
Blogs
- Netop Vision Pro – Distance Learning Software is 20/20 in Hindsight – March 2021
- Don’t Call Us We’ll Call You: Trellix ATR Finds Vulnerability in Agora Video SDK – February 2021
- Understanding SMBGhost – March 2020
- CurveBall – An Unimaginative Pun but a Devastating Bug – January 2020
- In NTDLL I Trust – Process Reimaging and Endpoint Security Solution Bypass – June 2019
- RDP Stands for “Really DO Patch!” – Understanding the Wormable RDP Vulnerability CVE-2019-0708 – May 2019