Protecting Against Infrastructure Attacks: From HAFNIUM to SolarWinds

Attackers have proven time and again they are willing to innovate in nefarious ways to breach your defenses - as seen with the most recent headline infrastructure attack on Microsoft Exchange servers by the threat actor group HAFNIUM. Cyber attacks that target IT infrastructure systems are highly-scalable, campaign-style efforts with a widespread impact on operations for compromised organizations. These tactics are often state-sponsored, and with their high degree of success in recent months, we can expect this trend to continue into the future. Join our panel of experts and learn: - The emergence of infrastructure attacks - What is known to this point about the HAFNIUM attacks on Microsoft Exchange servers - who was targeted and what zero-day exploits were used - How to mitigate vulnerabilities and risks involved in the attack - Tips and tricks on how to create a “clean-slate” baseline that can detect and prevent sophisticated infrastructure attacks - Why Cybereason customers were fully protected against both SolarWinds and HAFNIUM