Automating URL analysis with SOAR playbooks can save huge amounts of time and resources. SOC and IR teams can leverage an automated phishing URL analysis service that provides accurate, definitive results and enrichment to speed execution of phishing IR playbooks, analysis, and reporting. This video shows how SlashNext provides accurate phishing URL analysis on-demand and at scale with pre-built integration apps for leading SOAR platforms.
RecordedMar 6 20202 mins
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Automating URL analysis with SOAR playbooks can save huge amounts of time and resources. SOC and IR teams can leverage an automated phishing URL analysis service that provides accurate, definitive results and enrichment to speed execution of phishing IR playbooks, analysis, and reporting. This video shows how SlashNext provides accurate phishing URL analysis on-demand and at scale with pre-built integration apps for leading SOAR platforms.
As phishing-trained employees report more suspicious emails to their security team, it’s creating a new problem: effectively managing a growing abuse inbox with limited resources.
Manually investigating suspicious emails with URLs can take 4-10 minutes per incident, with most being false positives that waste time and effort.
With ThreatConnect’s automation features and definitive phishing URL analysis from SlashNext, SOC and IR teams can save huge amounts of time and resources, all while improving phishing IR response times and security.
Join experts from ThreatConnect and SlashNext for a 30 minute webinar on automating phishing URL analysis as part of phishing IR. You’ll learn:
- How to build and execute phishing IR playbooks with ThreatConnect
- How SlashNext performs run-time analysis of URLs to return definitive verdicts (not threat scores) at scale
- How automating phishing IR can improve phishing IR response times and security
Real-time phishing defense for email, web, mobile. Broader threat coverage for fake login pages, rogue browser extensions, scareware, credit card and money transfer scams, phishing exploits, phishing C2s. Detection powered by computer vision, natural language processing, live behavioral analysis. Near zero false positives.
Mark McDaniel, Senior Director of Technical Services at SlashNext, Inc.
Threat intelligence that covers new types of phishing threats is essential for understanding and defending against previously unknown zero-hour threats.
During this 30-minute demo you’ll see:
A real-time list of zero-hour phishing URLs, Domains, IPs that can be used for blocking purposes.
Slashnext’s behavioral analysis approach that leverages our Session Emulation and Environment Reconnaissance™ (SEER) threat detection technology.
Phishing threat intelligence covering six major categories: credential stealing, scareware, rogue software, phishing exploits, social engineering scams, phishing callback C2s.
Mark McDaniel, Senior Director of Technical Services at SlashNext, Inc.
SlashNext Real-Time Phishing Threat Intelligence Live Demo
Threat intelligence that covers new types of phishing threats is essential for understanding and defending against previously unknown zero-hour threats.
During this 30-minute demo you’ll see:
Slashnext’s behavioral analysis approach that leverages our Session Emulation and Environment Reconnaissance™ (SEER) threat detection technology.
Real-time threat intelligence covering five major phishing categories: credential stealing, scareware, rogue software, phishing exploits, social engineering scams, phishing callback C2s
Real-Time Phishing Threat Intelligence that is more automated by evaluating many more characteristics of the site, so it’s able to render a definitive verdict, malicious or benign.
A continuously updated list of zero-hour phishing URLs, Domains, IPs that can be used for blocking purposes
Hear from security expert Atif Mushtaq (founder and CEO of SlashNext) and Jan Liband, SlashNext CMO, to learn how your IT sec
Threat actors are going after the human attack surface with new kinds of phishing and social engineering techniques, tactics, and procedures (TTPs). While credential stealing remains popular, new types of phishing and direct-to-browser attack vectors are evading existing multi-level security controls. Threat intelligence that covers new types of phishing threats is essential for understanding and defending against previously unknown zero-hour threats.
During this 30-minute webinar you’ll learn about:
- TTPs for the new generation of evasive phishing threats
- What existing phishing threat intelligence feeds are missing
- Benefits and use cases for real-time phishing threat intelligence
Learn about new phishing attack vectors, fast-moving phishing sites, and how you can catch them. According to Verizon’s 2018 Data Breach Investigations Report, phishing attacks are at the start of over 90% of data breaches and financial losses. Today's phishing attacks employ short-lived sites, most lasting just 4-8 hours. And attack vectors are expanding beyond email to social media, IM, ads, pop-ups, rogue browser extensions, and more. New attack methods exploit the human attack surface within targeted organizations and evade existing security defenses by design.
In this webcast, you’ll learn:
How the phishing attack landscape has changed
How modern phishing attacks are designed to evade existing defenses
What’s needed to catch live phishing attacks and protect your employees
Featured Speaker
Atif Mushtaq
SlashNext Founder and CEO
A noted security expert who has spent most of his career on the front lines of the war against cybercrime, Atif has worked with law enforcement and other global organizations to take down some of the world’s biggest malware networks. Atif is the former lead architect of FireEye’s core malware detection system and is the visionary behind SlashNext's innovative approach to real-time phishing site detection.
The phishing threat landscape has changed. Stay ahead of zero-hour threats with real-time threat intelligence and targeted phishing defense.
On this channel, you will learn techniques, tactics, and procedures for the new generation of evasive phishing threats and what's required for modern phishing threat detection.