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We safeguard operations, IP and human safety
We defend customer trust and keep your systems resilient
We build resilience in high-stakes environments
We help you stay secure, compliant and ahead of threats
We protect customer data and safeguard your reputation
We help reduce cyber risk and stay compliant
Discover the latest threat intelligence
Strengthening cyber defences with MDR, EDR and CTI
Complex SIEM migration and service transition
24/7 threat detection and response on Microsoft
Ransomware incident response and SOC transformation
Optimised SIEM platform and MITRE ATT&CK coverage
Cloud migration and SOC transformation
Securing 300+ applications with custom SIEM and SOC services
Maturing security operations with a comprehensive MSOC
Migration and optimisation of multiple Splunk deployments
Award-winning threat-led managed SOC services
Integrated SOC and OT Security for enhanced visibility
Your partner for effective cyber threat management
Enabling a safer and more sustainable digital future
Working in partnership to make the world a safer place
Become a Cyber Defender
Discover all the latest insights
Read all the latest news from our experts
Listen to our Cyber Insiders podcast and read the magazine
Connect with our experts
Maximise the value of your security investments
Critical steps to minimise the impact of a cyber incident
Staying adaptable and agile in the face of change
It’s become something of a cliché for cybersecurity vendors and service providers to write ominously about the looming imminence of successful cyber-attacks against organisations – it’s now a matter of not if, but when the phrase “it’s not if, but when” will turn up in any given bit of marketing material!
Unfortunately, this is one of those clichés that, if no silver bullet, is worth its weight in gold. “Comedy” aside, it’s both a) true and b) worth paying attention to. Even in the last couple of weeks (at time of writing), we’ve seen major ransomware attacks making global headlines – the Colonial Pipeline attack in Virginia, USA (rumoured to have cost somewhere in the region of $4 million to resolve by paying the attackers), and in the Irish Health Service which has resulted in IT systems being shut down for days.
The success of these attacks doesn’t illustrate a lack of investment in cybersecurity by boards (Gartner, for example, predicts a continuing year-on-year investment of up to 10% through 2021 and beyond) but rather an incomplete understanding of risk, a reliance on static defence (firewalls, IDS/IPS brittle controls, AV, etc), brittle controls, and a failure to gather and utilise threat intelligence – then proactively act on it.
Fortunately, there are ways to rectify the situation, and SecOps teams have a key role to play in making it happen: a shift to Active Defence. It’s not a new idea – even as far back as 2004, national cyber defence agencies were insisting that “static defence is inadequate” – or even necessarily novel ideas – but a combination of the post-pandemic threat landscape, the democratisation of threat as malign actors increasingly set themselves up as a kind of mirror universe cyber services provider, and the maturation of both market and technology means that it’s an idea that’s time, to borrow another cliché, has finally come.
By understanding what business services and assets are defending – and why they’re critical – building a threat profile of likely attacks and attackers becomes a manageable task, and this combination of business insight and intelligence gives a baseline position from which current control and capability effectiveness can be assessed. But to effectively counter identified threats as they evolve, and avoid control drift, dynamic re-organisation of defence is critical – monitoring threat intelligence, continuous assessment of risk surfaces, and a proactive adaptation of your defence in line with your intelligence.
Adarma’s threat intelligence experts delve into the basics of Active Defence, an overview of the important techniques of Dynamic Risk Assessment, Denying Threats, Detecting Threats, Disrupting Threats, and Deceiving Threats, and an insight into minimum capabilities and methods for utilising your existing investments in the white paper “Active Defence for Security Operations Teams.”
Read the whitepaper and let us know what you think – and how we can help.
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