Everything Firewall Chronicle has reported about endpoint security: 6 stories, newest first. Part of our Malware & Ransomware coverage.
Most spyware gains persistence through misconfigured application whitelists and unpatched privilege escalation paths rather than through direct exploitation of network perimeters.
Treating all threats as malware misses the specific data encryption mechanisms of ransomware, leaving your backups vulnerable to targeted deletion.
Traditional signature scanning fails against fileless attacks, requiring behavioral analysis and kernel-level protections that most legacy solutions lack.
Attackers target security tools first, so tamper protection locks down your defenses before malware can uninstall them or stop logging activity.
Software restriction policies enforce execution control by validating file paths and hashes, creating a barrier that stops code from running even if it bypasses antivirus detection.
Identify hidden surveillance by mapping specific telemetry anomalies to underlying mechanisms, revealing evidence that standard antivirus solutions routinely miss.