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Iranian cyber espionage group MuddyWater targets telecom sectors in Egypt, Sudan, and Tanzania using the MuddyC2Go framework.

DevSecOps has gained traction in the past decade, but teams still struggle to identify which security practices are most critical. Here are three security techniques for every DevSecOps team.

Adversaries continuously take advantage of unprotected identities.

The endpoint security market is becoming increasingly diverse as vendors incorporate AI, ML and zero trust.

Security researchers say an Iranian state hacking group is likely using spearfishing and a legitimate content hosting service in a cyberespionage campaign targeted

Security researchers say an Iranian state hacking group is likely using spearfishing and a legitimate content hosting service in a cyberespionage campaign targeted

Deep Instinct's Carl Froggett discusses the various challenges and trends of the IT landscape, and how to combat sophisticated AI security threats.

Fake folders and remote access tools are part of the MuddyWater advanced persistent threat (APT) espionage group’s latest campaign against Israeli targets, according to cybersecurity firm Deep Instinct.

A new system based on machine learning is now available from Deep Instinct, which touts its storage protection as a new 'prevention-first' approach to security threats.

The new offering applies a prevention-first approach to storage protection, wherever data is stored – Network Attached Storage (NAS), hybrid, or public cloud environments – and...