EDR vs hypervisor security has become one of the most critical debates in enterprise defense as threats move deeper into virtualized infrastructure. For years, enterprise security strategies have been built around a familiar assumption: attackers break in, trigger...
What is an Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)? Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) describes an adversary, often state-sponsored but not always, that uses skilled operators and significant resources to gain access to a specific target and maintain that access to steal...
Aliases Akira is the only known alias. Associated with other groups known as Storm-1567, Howling Scorpius, Punk Spider, and Gold Sahara Get Threat Intel and Security Updates Delivered to Your Inbox. Profiling Threat Actor Type: Ransomware-as-a-Service (RaaS) targeting...
Imagine locking your front door after a burglar has already walked through your house. Now imagine doing that with your critical infrastructure. That’s how reactive cybersecurity operates. You get alerted after something bad has already happened: a file executed, a...
Preemptive Hypervisor Security vs. Traditional Hypervisor Security As enterprises grow their private cloud, threat actors have locked in on the hypervisor. Attacks on ESX are up 700%, circumventing traditional security and at times resulting in hundreds of millions of...
Aliases Fire Ant China‑nexus infrastructure espionage actor (media shorthand) UNC3886‑overlap (tooling/TTP overlap; not a formal attribution) Listed by MITRE as an alias for Mustang Panda (G0129) Profiling Threat Actor Type: Suspected state aligned...
In Episode 61 of the Cybersecurity Matters Podcast, Austin Gadient—CTO and Co-Founder of Vali Cyber—shares the real-world experiences that led him from competitive hacking at the U.S. Air Force Academy to securing national satellite infrastructure, and ultimately to...
