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Google’s Vertex AI Platform Gets Freejacked
The Sysdig Threat Research Team (Sysdig TRT) recently discovered a new Freejacking campaign abusing Google’s Vertex AI platform for cryptomining....
Prioritize Vulnerabilities Faster with Checkmarx and Sysdig
Organizations modernizing applications in the cloud find themselves drowning in vulnerabilities. There are too many alerts and not enough time...
Boost Detection and Response with Cybereason and Sysdig
This integration will become a part of Cybereason’s Open XDR initiative to include broader and diverse sources, as well as Sysdig’s push to provide its runtime insights for cloud/containers across to other detection and response partners.
CVSS Version 4.0: What’s New
Over the last decade, many vulnerabilities were initially perceived as critical or high but later deemed less important due to...
Fileless Malware Detection with Sysdig Secure
In today’s digital landscape, cyber threats continue to evolve at an alarming pace, with hackers constantly finding new ways to...
Sysdig Enriched Process Trees, an Innovative Approach to Threat Detection
Discover how Sysdig Secure’s new Process Tree feature improves threat investigation. Imagine you’re investigating a security related detection, the investigation...
Track risk trends in your container images with Sysdig risk-based vulnerability management
The number of detected common vulnerabilities and exposures (CVEs) has significantly increased in the past decade. In the last five...
Joining the Sysdig family.
I am deeply honored and excited to become part of the Sysdig family. Leading Nimble Storage from its youngest days...
Reduce resolution time for container vulnerabilities with ServiceNow & Sysdig
Read about our collaboration with ServiceNow to provide a Container Vulnerability Response (CVR) plugin that ingests runtime insights into ServiceNow to help users prioritize the remediation of vulnerabilities that represent real risk.
Chaos Malware Quietly Evolves Persistence and Evasion Techniques
The name Chaos is being used for a ransomware strain, a remote access trojan (RAT), and now a DDoS malware...