Web shells are a common tactic to obtain persistence during network intrusions. On average, Microsoft detects 140,000 web shells per month — that’s double last year’s average of 77,000.
Web shells often fly under the radar for extended periods of time before the attack executes. In the infamous Equifax breach, for example, web shells popped onto a server and retained access for two months.
Fortunately, you don’t need a large IT or security team to make some quick wins when it comes to web shell detection. Join Brian Laskowski, Incident Detection Engineer, and Erica Mixon, Content Marketing Manager, as they discuss low-cost methods to detect web shells before they impact your environment.
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Brian has five years of experience in IT, with prior work including Linux systems administration to most recently leading the threat intelligence program at the State of Michigan security operations center. Other areas of focus have included, incident response, threat hunting, memory analysis, adversary emulation, and SOC metrics. Brian currently holds SANS certifications for the GCIH, GCTI, and most recently the GDAT.
Erica has over five years of experience covering the tech industry. Prior to joining Blumira, she was a senior editor at TechTarget, where she wrote about enterprise IT topics such as virtualization, Windows 10, and data center management. She holds a Bachelor's degree in writing, literature and publishing from Emerson College.
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