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Threat Hunting Tools

Threat Hunting Tools

Cybersecurity threats are evolving at a pace never seen before. Attackers no longer rely solely on brute-force methods or mass phishing campaigns—they employ stealthy, multi-stage attacks that evade traditional defenses and remain undetected for weeks or months. According to industry reports, the average dwell time for attackers inside a network is still measured in weeks,

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Next-Gen SIEM Platform

Next-Gen SIEM Platform

Security Information and Event Management (SIEM) has long been the foundation of enterprise cybersecurity. Traditional SIEM platforms were built to collect logs, correlate events, and generate alerts. While revolutionary in their time, they now struggle to keep pace with the cloud-first, hybrid, and IoT-driven environments of today. Enterprises face exploding data volumes, advanced persistent threats,

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When Trusted Apps Become Threat Vectors: Salesforce OAuth Breach Explained

When Trusted Apps Become Threat Vectors: Salesforce OAuth Breach Explained

Based on reporting from Cybersecurity Dive, August 21, 2025. In a newly disclosed campaign attributed to threat actor UNC6395, multiple Salesforce instances were breached through the compromise of OAuth tokens used by a third-party app, Drift. The attackers exploited these trusted tokens to harvest sensitive data from connected environments—including passwords, AWS keys, and Snowflake credentials—without

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Cloud Security Platform

Cloud Security Platform

The cloud has become the backbone of modern business. Enterprises and service providers alike rely on hybrid cloud, multi-cloud, and SaaS platforms to deliver agility, scalability, and innovation. But with this shift comes a dramatic increase in cyber risk. Misconfigurations, identity theft, insider abuse, IoT device exploitation, and advanced persistent threats (APTs) have made the

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