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Cyberbit and SANS have partnered once again to provide the all-new, 2019 SANS SOC Survey. The report is focused on providing objective data to security leaders who are looking to establish a SOC or optimize an existing one.

In the report you’ll find:

• What types of SOC infrastructures are used most frequently
• How SOCs interact with network operations centers and incident response teams
• Which SOC-related technologies organizations are most satisfied with
• What challenges inhibit integration and utilization of a centralized SOC model

Hawkeye malware is a credential-stealing malware that is sold as a software-as-a-service. It uses keylogging to target the endpoint and a free tool, contained in an encrypted resource section of the binary to extract sensitive login data from web browsers. Hawkeye is a file-less attack that can often evade signature-based detection products

Establishing a cybersecurity operation—whether on a national or enterprise-level—is a multi-faceted proposition that requires sourcing the right talent and technology as well as laying down the methodologies required to respond to incidents effectively.

Download the webinar and learn how to:

• Prepare large organizations for large-scale cyber attacks
• Source the right technology for a SOC and build an effective IR framework
• Hire and train an incident response team for a major security operation
• Leverage SOAR to automate incident response workflows and playbooks.

Read how a major European energy company gained full visibility and security of OT network activity to detect cyber threats, system malfunctions, and network and equipment problems.

This whitepaper outlines hands-on exercises that should accompany core courses offered in academic cybersecurity degree programs.

Faculty and academic programming directors can use this guide to build cyber simulation exercises into every relevant course in their cybersecurity curricula.

Academic cybersecurity programs play an important role in preparing students for rewarding careers. Since the establishment of the world’s first computer science degree program in 1953, computer science has become an important field of academic research and one of the most important professions of our time. Today, just like in 1953, academic institutions recognise the enormous opportunity of this emerging field. Innovative colleges and universities have already launched their own cybersecurity degree programs.