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The webinar presented a case for using Cohesity’s products in incident response and cyber resilience, particularly focusing on how backups can be leveraged as a security asset during ransomware attacks. The key points emphasized were: 1. Using Backups for Faster Recovery: • Organizations often have a full historical copy of their data sitting idle. • This backup data can be used proactively to respond to cyber incidents. • A significant challenge is ensuring restoration without reintroducing malware into the environment. 2. Incident Response and Investigation Support: • Many ransomware attacks compromise Active Directory, making it difficult to log in or trust existing security tools. • Cohesity’s clean room approach allows teams to restore and analyze affected environments in isolation. • Cohesity’s forensic tools enable threat hunting, data classification, and scanning for ransomware indicators. 3. Preventing Complete Data Loss & Double Extortion: • Traditional security solutions may fail, allowing attackers to encrypt or steal data. • Cohesity’s immutable storage and multi-factor authentication (MFA) prevent backups from being altered or deleted. • Organizations can recover without paying ransom, even if attackers exfiltrate data. 4. The Role of the Digital Jump Bag: • The webinar introduced a Digital Jump Bag, a secure repository for: • Critical business documents (network diagrams, insurance policies, contact lists). • Trusted install media for rebuilding environments. • Security and forensic tools needed for investigation. • This ensures that incident responders have what they need even if primary systems are down. 5. Minimizing Downtime and Financial Impact: • Cohesity helps organizations validate backup integrity before restoration, ensuring they don’t reinfect their network. • Organizations can use backup data for forensic investigation to understand what was accessed or stolen. • The approach reduces the need for multiple restores, which often happens when malware is unknowingly reintroduced. Real-World Example: One of the cases discussed mentioned a company where: • Attackers compromised Active Directory, locking the IT team out. • Logs were deleted to erase evidence of the breach. • Using Cohesity’s Active Directory protection and forensic tools, responders were able to restore logs from a backup, analyze attacker movements, and recover clean systems without paying a ransom. Overall Justification for Cohesity’s Solution: The webinar positioned Cohesity’s products as a comprehensive data protection and incident response solution, not just for backup, but for cyber resilience, forensic investigation, and rapid disaster recovery in the face of ransomware and other cyber threats.

The webinar emphasized the importance of leveraging backup data as a security asset in incident response, highlighting how organizations can use historical data to detect, investigate, and recover from cyber threats more effectively. Presenters from Cohesity discussed the evolving landscape of ransomware, including the rise of ransomware-as-a-service and double extortion tactics, stressing the need for proactive preparation. They introduced concepts like digital jump bags and clean rooms to facilitate a structured response, ensuring data integrity and minimizing downtime. Key takeaways included implementing multi-factor authentication (MFA), securing backups with immutability, and maintaining proper cyber hygiene to prevent attacks. The session concluded with recommendations on optimizing backup strategies and ensuring organizations have the necessary tools and processes in place to mitigate risks effectively.

Had the pleasure of joining this panel, highly recommend checking it out for some great insights on DevSecOps. Let me know your thoughts!

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So who "controls" the IGEL OS? Is it a third-party like a certificate authority or is it remote administration through the purchasing organization? Meaning does the company purchasing the OS, manage the administration of the policies and data? Or does iGEL operate through a cloud based organization?

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