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Securing the supply chain against exploitation of package managers such as npm (Node Package Manager) is a challenge for many organizations. On the one hand, businesses want the productivity benefits that come from sourcing external code; on the other, they lack both control and visibility into how secure that code is. Many organizations rely on […]

Ric Smith, CTO, SentinelOne Public cloud adoption and cloud native development is often touted as the future; it’s the “green grass for nimble start-ups and the digital transformation vision” across established industries. And yet, within the opportunity of the cloud, there has long been an ugly security reality brewing. Cloud Security is broken, and outdated. To

Welcome to 2024! It may be a new year for us all, but it’s very much business as usual for cybersecurity professionals. Last year saw an increase in the number and variety of new threats targeting the macOS platform, and as the influence of the Mac continues to expand in enterprise environments, there is little

The last twelve months have been unprecedented in cybersecurity. Multiple state-sponsored hacktivist groups marched to the forefront of concerns as 2023 saw the Russian invasion of Ukraine continue into its second year and a new cyber battlefront open up due to the kinetic war between Israel and Hamas. Meanwhile, despite new government initiatives and international

In October, the first blog post in this series discussed the Static AI Engine. In this, the second installment of the Detection Engine blog series, we examine the SentinelOne Behavioral AI Engine. Although AI, especially GenAI, are very hot topics right now, SentinelOne has been using AI as a keystone of our technology since our

Keep distributed teams connected and secure with the Meraki Z4 Read the full post.

The ransomware landscape is characterized by a heavy churn in both actor groups and malware families, with only a few players exhibiting relative longevity. Once feared threats such as REvil and Conti have either been dismantled or dissolved, while others – ALPHV, Black Basta and LockBit, for example – continue to extort businesses with impunity.

The Good | Co-Founder of Criminal Crypto Exchange Pleads Guilty to Money-Laundering Schemes Anatoly Legkodymov (aka “Gandalf” or “Tolik”), co-founder of the Bitzlato cryptocurrency exchange, has pleaded guilty to his role in aiding ransomware gangs and other cybercriminals in laundering over $700 million. Legkodymov has agreed to disband Bitzlato and forfeit his claim to approximately

Last week’s AWS re:Invent 2023, held in Las Vegas, was a milestone event showcasing the latest innovations in cloud security. This year, the focus was on the transformative role of Generative AI in cloud computing, a theme that resonated throughout the conference’s keynotes, breakout sessions, and hands-on labs. In this post, we unpack the essential

The Good | Ukrainian Ransomware Gang Busted By Cyber Cops A ransomware gang operating out of Kyiv, Ukraine has been taken down by European police, it was announced this week. It is estimated the gang had attacked more than 250 servers across 71 countries during its active lifetime and caused losses of several hundred million