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2022-07-21 11:38:00 | Deloitte expands its managed XDR platform (lien direct) | Deloitte announced an update this week to its Managed Extended Detection and Response platform. The upgrade boosts the platform's capabilities to collect intelligence, hunt for threats, and secure mobile devices. Among the new modules added to Deloitte's MXDR offering: Cyber Security Intelligence, which adds to Deloitte's tools and proprietary sources intelligence from CrowdStrike Falcon X. The combination will provide users with actionable indicators of compromise (IoCs), threat notifications, threat actor profiles, industry landscapes, automated sandbox analysis, and threat briefing requests for information. "CSI allows us to be much more proactive in our detection, prevention, and understanding of threats so we can be more proactive in planning with our clients," says Deloitte MXDR leader Curt Aubley. Dynamic Adversary Intelligence, which provides clients with "over-the-horizon" adversary investigations. DAI uses passive intelligence collection methods, including global telemetry, industry-leading application programming interface integrations, refined tradecraft, proprietary analytics of publicly available information, and proprietary sources via Splunk. "DAI gives clients an inside-out view of attackers," Aubley explains. "It can also give a client the information they need to give to authorities to track down adversaries." Digital Risk Protection, which lets a client follow their digital footprint online. "We can fingerprint a client's intellectual property," Aubley says. "Using that information, along with data like domain names, email addresses, and others, we can look on the open web, deep web, and dark web and see if that information has gotten into the hands of an adversary. Then we can let a client know how to best manage any potential crisis that might arise from that leak. We can also look inside their environment to determine how the leak happened." Active Hunt and Response, which includes the use of a "dissolvable agent" that can be planted in the memory of an endpoint and collect data about an attacker while remaining invisible to them. In addition, a new Mobile Prevent, Detection, and Response module has been added to the MXDR platform. It has expanded hunting capabilities and is fully integrated with CrowdStrike Falcon for Mobile Endpoint Detection and Response and CrowdStrike's mobile threat defense.To read this article in full, please click here | Threat Guideline | Deloitte Deloitte | |
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2022-07-13 02:09:00 | Consulting firms jump on the Zero Trust bandwagon (lien direct) | Within a day of each other, the consulting and outsourcing firms Deloitte and HCL Technologies have both launched new managed cybersecurity services, as consultants look to capitalize on the growing appetite for the Zero Trust security model.On Tuesday, Deloitte unveiled its Zero Trust Access managed service, which is heavily influenced by its recent acquisition of TransientX. Then, on Wednesday, HCL announced a collaboration with Palo Alto Networks to offer managed SASE, cloud security, and threat detection and response for its customers.To read this article in full, please click here | Threat | Deloitte Deloitte |
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