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Configuring a Policy to Send Emails Triggered by Events - AT&T

https://cybersecurity.att.com/documentation/usm-appliance/policy-management/process...

Go to Configuration > Threat Intelligence, and click the ACTIONS tab. Click New . Fill out all of the required fields. In the TYPE field, select Send an email message . To send the message to multiple recipients, enter their email addresses in the TO field, separated with a semi-colon (;). Click Save to save your changes when finished.

Exploit Kits for Drive-by Download Attacks

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Exploit Kits (EKs) are malicious code embedded in a website. They are commercially available and many are easy to use (even by those cybercriminals with little coding experience). They contain pre-packaged code that seeks to exploit out-of-date browsers, insecure applications, or vulnerable services. They are used in ‘Drive-by Download ...

Quick Start Guide for USM Anywhere on AWS - AT&T

https://cybersecurity.att.com/documentation/usm-anywhere/quick-start-guides/qsg-aws.htm

Pre-installation Checklist. AWS Console permission to create Identity and Access Management resources to deploy the CloudFormation template. Internet connection to USM Anywhere. Have administrative credentials for any Linux (ssh) and Windows (WinRM) instances on which you intend to run authenticated scans for vulnerabilities, software packages ...

Post-incident review and the big data problem

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Post-incident review is a big data problem that requires a big data solution. Incident response teams need to be able to easily query months’ worth of data, but until now the industry just hadn’t reached the point where that was an option. Network forensics is limited to two to three weeks of raw data, while log management solutions are ...

USM Appliance Deployment Guide | AT&T Cybersecurity

https://cybersecurity.att.com/documentation/usm-appliance-deployment-guide.htm

This topic discusses the following subtopics: System Overview. USM Appliance Deployments. Set Up the Management Interface. Register USM Appliance. USM Appliance Initial Setup. Getting Started Wizard. IDS Configuration. VPN Configuration.

Deep packet inspection explained - AT&T

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Deep packet inspection (DPI) refers to the method of examining the full content of data packets as they traverse a monitored network checkpoint. Whereas conventional forms of stateful packet inspection only evaluate packet header information, such as source IP address, destination IP address, and port number, deep packet inspection looks at ...

Configuring the AlienApp for Jira - AT&T

https://cybersecurity.att.com/documentation/usm-anywhere/alienapps-guide/jira/config...

To configure the Jira connection. In USM Anywhere, go to Data Sources > AlienApps. Click the Available Apps tab. Search for the AlienApp, and then click the tile. Click Configure API. If you have more than one deployed USM Anywhere Sensor, select the sensor that you want to use for the enabled AlienApp. AlienApps operate through a deployed ...

Connect the VMware Sensor to USM Anywhere

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To register your sensor. Open a web browser and enter the IP address. This opens the Welcome to USM Anywhere Sensor Setup page, which prompts you to provide the information for registering the sensor with your new USM Anywhere instance. Enter a sensor name and sensor description. Paste the authentication code into the field with the key icon ().

Master Network Traffic Analysis with Wireshark - AT&T

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To capture ICMP traffic, ping Google.com. Use the ‘ICMP’ filter to see ICMP traffic. Click the ICMP echo-request packet from the Wireshark capture window and start observing the information. In the request packet, the source IP is your (requestor) IP address. Whereas the destination IP is that of Google.

Command and Control Server Detection: Methods & Best Practices - AT&T

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There’s no single best way to perform command and control server detection and handle botnets, but a combination of tactics can prove effective. Among others, I recommend: Track suspicious network activity. Beyond simply blocking IRC, admins can look for dubious outbound connection attempts in a much broader sense, and create/update service ...

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