RPT APT 30

Having some of the world’s most active economies, Asia Pacific countries are more likely to be a target of targeted attacks than the rest of the world. In “Operation Quantum Entanglement”, “Pacific Ring of Fire: PlugX / Kaba” and other FireEye reports, we have highlighted how Northeast Asian countries have been at the centre of advanced attacks. Today, we release a new report “APT 30 and the Mechanics of a Long-Running Cyber Espionage Operation,” which documents about a threat group, APT 30, who has consistently targeted Southeast Asia and India over the past decade.
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WP 12 Proven IR Strategies

Advanced targeted cyber attacks are increasing every year; being prepared with an incident response plan can minimize their duration and impact. In this white paper, read about 12 recommended actions that will help you prepare for, respond to and remediate security threats quickly and effectively.

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WP How Secure Do You Want to Be

Protecting against advanced cyber-attacks requires, among other things, that you meet the same level of sophistication as your attackers. Unfortunately, most current security technologies fail to meet that bar, resulting in organizations being breached when they thought they were protected.

A resulting breach can be devastating, leading most organizations to re-evaluate their security program. Critically evaluating your security program in its entirety and looking for the areas it can be improved is a daunting task.
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WP Are You Ready to Respond

In spite of the best efforts of the cyber security industry to protect computer networks, breaches still happen, causing millions of dollars in damage, tainting the reputation of corporations, and causing end users to lose confidence in the security of their personal information. Given that new reality, it’s not enough for organizations to try to protect their networks from a breach, but to have an effective response plan in place for when a breach occurs anyway.

Today, companies need to conduct a comprehensive response readiness assessment that lays out what steps to take in the event of a breach in order to minimize the damage and recover from the intrusion as quickly as possible.
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WP Enemies in Our Midst

It’s not a question of if your organization will be breached. It’s a question of when.

Most attackers remain active in environments for a significant amount of time before being discovered. And only a small percentage of organizations discover the presence of advanced attackers themselves—most need to be informed by law enforcement or a proactive third-party security firm. By then, an attacker could do a great deal of damage.

A compromise assessment answers the all-important question: Have you been breached?
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RPT M-Trends 2016

M-Trends 2016 provides trends, statistics and case studies to illustrate how advanced threat actors have evolved over the past year.
The annual report was compiled by consultants at Mandiant, a FireEye company, and is based on hundreds of Mandiant incident response investigations in more than 30 industry sectors. It offers recommendations on how organizations can improve the way they prevent, detect, analyze and respond to cyber attacks.
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Mobility vs. Security: Balancing Accessibility and Efficiency against Threats Internal and External

In today’s application economy, IT and business units are focused on increasing employee effectiveness and driving customer loyalty with a broad range of new ‘mobile-first’ applications. Having ‘an app for that’ offers many benefits – consumer-like experiences, increased use of enterprise applications, support for mobile workforce and a global customer base, to name just a few. But with each new mobile app – and mobile user – comes another attack surface and possible source of data loss or regulatory infraction. What now?

Attend this Slashdot webinar to hear our expert panel discuss the challenges facing IT, developers and DevOps teams today, and what enterprises of all sizes should be doing to ensure their applications and users aren’t at risk. Attendees will hear:

  • How MDM is evolving, and what that means to users and IT
  • Methods of controlling devices that access your network and apps – simply
  • Why provisioning matters, and how to accelerate onboarding and retiring of users and devices
  • How to give users secure corporate access while retaining their existing mobile experience
  • Why content is king – and how to collaborate securely no matter how large the group
  • How to give access behind the firewall – without messy configuration settings or VPNs.

Don’t wait – register now for this timely webinar and bring your questions for the experts to address during the Q&A following the presentation.

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WP 12 Proven IR Strategies

Advanced targeted cyber attacks are increasing every year; being prepared with an incident response plan can minimize their duration and impact. In this white paper, read about 12 recommended actions that will help you prepare for, respond to and remediate security threats quickly and effectively.

Download now to learn more.
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WP Synful Knock

SYNful Knock is a stealthy modification of the router's firmware image that can be used to maintain persistence within a victim's network. It is customizable and modular in nature and thus can be updated once implanted. Even the presence of the backdoor can be difficult to detect as it uses non-standard packets as a form of pseudo-authentication.

The initial infection vector does not appear to leverage a zero-day vulnerability. It is believed that the credentials are either default or discovered by the attacker in order to install the backdoor. However, the router's position in the network makes it an ideal target for re-entry or further infection. Read this Whitepaper to learn more.
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WP How Secure Do You Want to Be

Protecting against advanced cyber-attacks requires, among other things, that you meet the same level of sophistication as your attackers. Unfortunately, most current security technologies fail to meet that bar, resulting in organizations being breached when they thought they were protected.

A resulting breach can be devastating, leading most organizations to re-evaluate their security program. Critically evaluating your security program in its entirety and looking for the areas it can be improved is a daunting task.
Get Whitepaper

WP Enemies in Our Midst

It’s not a question of if your organization will be breached. It’s a question of when.

Most attackers remain active in environments for a significant amount of time before being discovered. And only a small percentage of organizations discover the presence of advanced attackers themselves—most need to be informed by law enforcement or a proactive third-party security firm. By then, an attacker could do a great deal of damage.

A compromise assessment answers the all-important question: Have you been breached?
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RPT M-Trends 2016

Mandiant’s annual threat report reveals key insights, statistics and case studies illustrating how the tools and tactics of advanced persistent threat (APT) actors have evolved over the last year. The report, compiled from hundreds of Mandiant incident response investigations in more than 30 industry sectors, also includes approaches that organizations can take to improve the way they detect, respond to, and contain advanced attacks.
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WP Are You Ready to Respond

In spite of the best efforts of the cyber security industry to protect computer networks, breaches still happen, causing millions of dollars in damage, tainting the reputation of corporations, and causing end users to lose confidence in the security of their personal information. Given that new reality, it’s not enough for organizations to try to protect their networks from a breach, but to have an effective response plan in place for when a breach occurs anyway.

Today, companies need to conduct a comprehensive response readiness assessment that lays out what steps to take in the event of a breach in order to minimize the damage and recover from the intrusion as quickly as possible.
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Behind the Syrian Conflict’s Digital Front Lines

Physical conflicts increasingly have a cyber element to them. This report highlights how Syrian opposition forces fell victim to a well-executed hacking operation targeting secret communications and plans.

FireEye researchers uncovered these stolen documents as part of our ongoing threat research. Between at least November 2013 and January 2014, the hackers stole a cache of critical documents and Skype conversations revealing the Syrian opposition’s strategy, tactical battle plans, supply needs, and troves of personal information and chat sessions belonging to the men fighting against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad’s forces. While we do not know who conducted this hacking operation, if this data was acquired by Assad’s forces or their allies it could confer a distinct battlefield advantage.
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APT 30 AND THE MECHANICS OF A LONG-RUNNING CYBER ESPIONAGE OPERATION

Having some of the world’s most active economies, Asia Pacific countries are more likely to be a target of targeted attacks than the rest of the world. In “Operation Quantum Entanglement”, “Pacific Ring of Fire: PlugX / Kaba” and other FireEye reports, we have highlighted how Northeast Asian countries have been at the centre of advanced attacks. Today, we release a new report “APT 30 and the Mechanics of a Long-Running Cyber Espionage Operation,” which documents about a threat group, APT 30, who has consistently targeted Southeast Asia and India over the past decade.
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