Cyber Defense Magazine Special Annual Edition for RSA Conference 2021

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Whether focusing on supply chain vulnerabilities and detecting backdoors, endpoint protection and stopping lateral movement, or preventing privilege escalation, the Attivo Active Directory protection suite of products helps achieve better security defenses and scales from endpoints to AD and the cloud. Advanced threats are moving fast and have their eyes set on Active Directory. With these tools, organizations gain the power to stop them in their tracks. Contact Attivo at www.attivonetworks.com for a demo or to get pricing. An Active Directory protection checklist is available here. About the Author Carolyn Crandall is the Chief Security Advocate at Attivo Networks, the leader in preventing identity privilege escalation and detecting lateral movement attacks. She has worked in high-tech for over 30 years and has been recognized as a top 100 women in cybersecurity, a guest on Fox News, and profiled in the Mercury News. She is an active speaker on security innovation at CISO forums, industry events, and technology education webinars. Carolyn contributes regularly to security publications and co-authored the book Deception-Based Threat Detection: Shifting Power to the Defenders. LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/cacrandall/ Twitter: @ctcrandall 94
Evitoken Technology A New Way to Keep Secrets and Pass Them On By Fabrice Crasnier, director of Research & Development department of FREEMINDTRONIC Controlling the confidentiality of information is now an absolute necessity, as there are so many cyber malicious acts. We can cite among others acts such as phishing, stalking or ransomware. These socalled "cyber" threats alone represent approximately 75% of the infiltration techniques giving access to your confidential or personal data. All of these techniques have the same approach, which is identity theft. This mechanism allows an individual, or a machine, to impersonate someone or something else. The recipient thus deceived, lifts his natural mistrust to trust this ill-intentioned sender. Protection techniques for transmitting confidential or personal data have been around for a very long time, as have signature mechanisms. They are most often based on asymmetric key algorithms, with strong encryption (RSA of 2048 or 4096 bits or even ECDSA). Unfortunately, if the model on which these encryption techniques are based is proven and ensures flawless security, its IT implementation is, for its 95
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Contents Welcome to CDM’s RSAC 20
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