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11.5.18
How To Detect That Hadoop/YARN DemonBot Exploit That's Going Around
A new 'DemonBot' is exploiting remote code execution in Hadoop YARN to build a huge botnet. Here's how to detect it quickly.
Matt Cauthorn
8.31.18
InfoSecurity Magazine: Advanced Persistent Agony
Have you ever seen a major data breach in the news and thought, 'Wow, they did a great job handling that situation and communicating it to the public?' If you're like ExtraHop's VP of Security, probably not. Learn how to fix the broken breach response template in this InfoSecurity Magazine piece!
Matt Cauthorn
4.26.18
Protecting Industrial Control Systems from State-Sponsored Hackers
Get the low-down on how to use network security analytics to defend against Russian state-sponsored hackers.
Matt Cauthorn
4.4.18
As seen in Security Boulevard: Real-Time Analytics for PCI Compliance
Learn what companies need to know about PCI compliance, as seen in Security Boulevard.
Matt Cauthorn
1.30.18
Silence Your Alert Cannon with ExtraHop Reveal(x) Security Analytics
ExtraHop has launched Reveal(x), a new security analytics product designed to increase critical asset visibility and automate investigations. Here's how it works.
Matt Cauthorn
12.1.17
Metcalfe's Law for IT Ops: Lowering Data Friction in Your IT Strategy
Metcalfe's Law explains the exponential impact of network effects. For IT, this can be a curse and blessing. This lightboard video teaches how this concept can affect your IT strategy.
Matt Cauthorn
11.13.17
How to Maintain Visibility with Perfect Forward Secrecy
ExtraHop Sales Engineering VP Matt Cauthorn explains how you can use perfect forward secrecy encryption while maintaining visibility.
Matt Cauthorn
11.15.16
The Equation For Data Value and Information Superiority
The equation for determining how valuable your data is: Data Value = Velocity/Friction X # of Users.
Matt Cauthorn
9.21.15
What Is a Tinygram?
What are tinygrams? When do they arise? Are they a problem? What can I do about them and how do I do it?
Matt Cauthorn
12.13.13
Why Nobody Monitors Web Services Like ExtraHop Does
HTTP is not just for web browsers talking to servers; it underlies many web services and is a common and reliable way to move data between two applications.
Matt Cauthorn