Something worth thinking about:
New phishing research shows attackers are now deliberately generating alert noise during the investigation phase, not to evade detection, but to delay response to it.
Alert fatigue isn't a staffing failure. It's becoming a calculated attack vector.
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RE: https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs/116216124330811608
Breaches can have far reaching consequences - not just on your business, but on the lives of your customers. If you've been putting of adding a continuous identity monitoring layer to your existing security stack, now's the time - especially amid the current heightened attack cycle brought on by the conflict in Iran.
RE: https://infosec.exchange/@briankrebs/116211468548137252
As we mentioned in our threat bulletin, it is more important than ever for businesses to protect themselves - even if they earnestly believe that "hackers wouldn't care about their business" and they "wouldn't be a target." Read more and find out what you can do here: https://gethumming.io/blog/iranian-apt-threat-bulletin/
Five articles, one pattern: attackers aren't breaking through perimeters - they're walking through them with valid credentials.
MFA fatigue. Vishing coalitions. Graph-based lateral movement. Machine identity sprawl. Iranian APT credential campaigns.
Each piece maps a different entry point to the same post-auth gap.
Full series: gethumming.io/blog/
Free identity inventory: gethumming.io/monitor/
