Our new Adversary Emulation Detection Engineer, Christopher Peacock, shares this #ThreatThursday where he dived into Red Canary’s new blog and reviewed the methods they used in order to develop emulation plans to validate the detection opportunities in your environment.

Christopher Peacock, the newest Unicorn to join the herd as an Adversary Emulation - Detection Engineer shares his first #ThreatThursday, covering the recent NetWire RAT report from BlackBerry’s ThreatVector Blog. It focuses on the emulation and detection opportunities of the threat in order to help organizations measure and defend against the threat’s behaviors.

Ben Finke from OnDefend will go through our typical #ThreatThursday format to introduce the threat actor, UNC2452, ingest Cyber Threat Intelligence, build an adversary emulation plan, and discuss detection and response.

A walkthrough of SCYTHE's Log4j module

Today, the SCYTHE team and I are thrilled and proud to announce the closure of our $10 million in Series A funding which acts as an endorsement of our hard work, innovative technology, and commitment to solving customers’ cybersecurity challenges.