State of the Hack Webinar – Thursday March 11th
Written by Christopher Glyer
Michael J. Graven and I will be presenting MANDIANT’s State of the Hack webinar titled “Silent But Deadly” this Thursday, March 11th at 2PM EST.
I’ve had the opportunity to lead a number of MANDIANT’s APT investigations recently, and am looking forward to sharing some of my experiences with our audience. Read the rest
Tags: Advanced Persistent Threat, Case Study, M-Trends, State of the Hack, webinar
Audit Viewer: Malware Rating Index Undocumented Features and Caveats
Written by Peter Silberman
Hopefully everyone has had a few weeks to recover from the M-Trends kickoff party in St. Louis and everyone has also had a chance to read the M-Trends report! I hope everyone enjoyed the talk I gave at DOD Cyber Crime Conference. Read the rest
Tags: Audit Viewer, DC3, DOD Cyber Crime Conference, M-Trends, Malware Rating Index, Memoryze, MRI, MTrends
M-Trends: Advanced Persistent Threat Malware
Written by Wendi Rafferty
There are a lot of reports in the news about the types of malware being utilized by the Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) attackers. Our upcoming release of M-Trends will go into great detail about the types of malware, its capabilities, and how the attackers leverage a variety of malware throughout a breadth of victim organizations to accomplish very specific goals. Over the next week, the MANDIANT blog will feature excerpts from our upcoming M-Trends report that illustrate just how difficult it is to identify APT techniques. Read the rest
Tags: Advanced Persistent Threat, APT, M-Trends, malware analysis
M-Trends: The Advance of the Persistent Threat
Written by Wendi Rafferty
The Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) is an advanced persistent reality! It’s all over the news. Everyone seems to be either talking about it or affected by it. MANDIANT defines the APT as a group of sophisticated, persistent, and coordinated attackers that have been systematically compromising U.S. Read the rest
Tags: Advanced Persistent Threat, APT, M-Trends

