Defending Against the Log4Shell Vulnerability
Use Splunk to take action and proactively hunt for Log4Shell behaviors
How to detect Log4j 2 Remote Code Execution
Detect and respond to CVE-2021-44228, a serious vulnerability of Log4j, using Splunk
EO, EO, It's Off to Work We Go!
Recommendations from the White House for protecting against ransomware
Detecting HAFNIUM Exchange Server Zero-Day Activity in Splunk
Finding Microsoft vulnerabilities that are being exploited via Outlook Web Services (OWA)
Automated Clean-up of HAFNIUM Shells and Processes with Splunk SOAR
Using automation to remove webshells and terminate W3WP spawned processes
Detecting Supernova Malware: SolarWinds Continued
How to detect Supernova malware that uses a zero-day vulnerability to install a trojanized .NET DLL
Conversations with experts
Splunk security experts in action to help organizations stay ahead of threats
7:35 min
Splunk's Response to the SolarWinds Cyberattacks
CISO Yassir Abousselham addresses SolarWinds
51:13 min
Security Experts Discuss SolarWinds Attack
Hear from Splunk security experts about the SolarWinds hack
Do more with Splunk
Leverage Splunk’s people, processes and technologies to help organizations protect their businesses
Ransomware Groundhog Day: Elevating Your Program in a High-Threat Environment
Tips for handling the latest Kaseya ransomware campaign
Fashionably Late: The Zero Trust Trend is Here to Stay
Is it finally time for zero trust to go mainstream?
Checking for SIGRed (CVE-2020-1350) and CISA ED 20-03 with Splunk
Using wire data to identify vulnerable hosts and detect exploitation attempts
