In our latest blog post, we offer a sneak peek into the Cado Security Labs' 2024 Threat Report’s major findings and what they mean for cloud security. Read here: hubs.li/Q038GhPQ0

In our latest blog post, we replicate an attack in which adversaries use AWS S3’s Server-Side Encryption with Customer-Provided Keys (SSE-C) to lock victims out of their own data and analyze how it appears in AWS logs when ingested into the Cado platform: hubs.ly/Q039btp-0

In our latest blog post, we share best practices for organizations looking to improve their approach to incident response. Read here: hubs.li/Q039x41Z0

#ICYMI - Last week we released our 2024 Threat Report. This annual report covers findings by Cado Security Labs over the previous year. Read the Full Report Now: hubs.li/Q038Gg7V0

Cado Security Labs has identified a novel cryptomining campaign targeting exposed Jupyter Notebooks to deliver cryptominers on both Windows and Linux systems. Read more here: hubs.li/Q03bKkCd0

The Cado Platform enhances incident response through automated data capture, AI-powered forensics, and seamless integration with existing security tools. Learn more in our latest blog post: hubs.li/Q03bQpvx0

At Cado Security, we've enhanced the CTF experience by crafting CTF events that immerse participants in real-world cloud security scenarios previously discovered by the Cado Security Labs Team. You can learn more about the Cado CTF challenges here: hubs.li/Q03bYHVX0

By leveraging solutions like the Cado Platform, businesses can quickly detect, investigate, and respond to incidents involving business email compromise. Learn more in our latest blog: hubs.li/Q03cpYGk0

Cado Security Labs have identified a Python Remote Access Tool that allows users to remotely access and control a system using Telegram. Learn more in our latest blog post: hubs.li/Q03dvNRP0

Our updated Ultimate Guide to Incident Response in AWS provides refined insights and methodologies to help organizations respond to security incidents more effectively. Learn about what’s new in this release in our latest blog: hubs.li/Q03fn0cQ0

With enhanced log searching, the Cado platform helps organizations stay ahead of threats by streamlining the log analysis process and enabling more effective incident response. Learn more here: hubs.li/Q03fNGD-0

By integrating vulnerability scanning into the investigation pipeline, Cado Security continues to bridge the gap between forensic evidence and proactive risk mitigation, empowering analysts to uncover threats hidden in plain sight. Learn more: hubs.li/Q03g_1870

We cover the key updates to our playbook, The Ultimate Guide to Incident Response in GCP, in our latest blog post: hubs.li/Q03f_ycB0

The identification phase, the second phase in the six-phase incident response lifecycle, focuses on detecting, analyzing, and verifying security incidents as quickly and accurately as possible. Learn more in our latest blog post: hubs.li/Q03jH0Gf0

When it comes to incident response, containment directly influences how quickly and effectively an organization can mitigate the impact of a cybersecurity incident. Learn more in our latest blog post: hubs.li/Q03jXTQt0

Eradication involves completely removing malicious components from an organization's systems and addressing vulnerabilities that attackers exploited. Learn more in our latest blog post: hubs.li/Q03jYkvx0

To close out our blog series on the six phases of incident response, our most recent blog discusses the final phase: Lessons Learned. This phase takes cybersecurity incidents and turns them into opportunities for growth and improvement. Learn more here: hubs.li/Q03kwRNB0

As we are close out our Q4, our most recent blog post takes a look at the new features and enhancements brought to the Cado platform throughout this quarter. Read the full overview here: hubs.li/Q03kx38R0

Check out our latest infographic, Closing the Cloud Security Gap, to understand how revolutionizing cloud investigation and response is not only necessary, it is essential. Download here: hubs.li/Q03kJVJD0