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Specialist qualifications for working with the sandbox With a competent and intuitive interface, the high qualification of an employee is not required. Sandboxes like ANY.RUN makes easy and fast analysis its main advantage. A little experience and a general understanding of the cyber security processes are enough. To solve incidents and investigations, you need a higher level but still ANY.RUN service’s all details and information are displayed conveniently, so you won’t miss a thing and carry out a complete analysis. Sandbox reports are transparent and readable (MITRE matrix, screenshots, and videos, IOCs, behavior activities, etc.). The collected information is aggregated and optimized, the report saves time for a technician. Conclusion A sandbox is one of the most important elements in building corporate infrastructure protection. A modern sandbox not only blocks the spread of a malicious object but also structures a significant amount of dynamic analysis data, passing this data to a specialist for further evaluation or via standard exchange protocols to other cybersecurity products. The malware sandbox functions with almost any operating system and device. The use of this tool gradually speeds up both investigation and verdict issuance. On average, delays in issuing a verdict are a few minutes. The global sandboxing market is growing rapidly and is projected to double in 2 years. And it’s clear that a malware sandbox is an effective service that you definitely need. About the Author ANY.RUN is the first interactive online malware analysis sandbox. The service provides detection, analysis, and monitoring of cybersecurity threats. Based on the interactive approach of investigations, ANY.RUN offers users to affect the virtual machine by launching various programs, changing configurations, rebooting the system, and running different scenarios. The user is in full control of the analysis flow in real-time. Find out more here: https://any.run/. Cyber Defense eMagazine – December 2021 Edition 78 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
Multi-Cloud Security and Compliance: Challenges & Best Practices By Avi Shua, CEO and Co-Founder, Orca Security Organizations are increasingly moving their operations to not just one, but in many cases, multiple public clouds. In a recent State of the Cloud Strategy Survey by HashiCorp, 76% of respondents said that they were already pursuing multi-cloud strategies. A further 47% of those respondents also said that security was a top cloud inhibitor. Multi-cloud strategies complicate cloud security and compliance even more since controls and policies need to be applied consistently across multiple cloud environments. However, by following a number of best practices, security teams can significantly minimize the complexity and overhead of securing a multi-cloud environment, allowing businesses to fully optimize their cloud strategy. What is a Multi-Cloud Strategy? A multi-cloud strategy is when organizations leverage multiple IaaS public cloud service providers - such as Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft Azure, and Google Cloud - to optimize their IT services and infrastructure. Since each cloud provider offers slightly different services and pricing models, organizations can get the best service at the best price by utilizing multiple cloud providers. The concept is best explained by a supermarket analogy. For instance, you might like to shop at a natural grocer for some favorite organic items and therefore accept that the pricing is a little higher. However, for more staple items, you might choose to go to a regular store since the prices are much lower. In short, you’re optimizing your grocery shopping based on the individual offerings and prices of each different store, which is similar to a multi-cloud strategy. Cyber Defense eMagazine – December 2021 Edition 79 Copyright © 2021, Cyber Defense Magazine. All rights reserved worldwide.
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