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Unique Rule Sets Leverage the power of the community and combine security expertise to create and deploy these complex rule sets. Through our threat detection engine we provide customers with a unique set of rules to protect them from ever-growing threats. We update this ruleset frequently to keep abreast of new threats as they emerge and evolve. Working with Rule Groups Below are the four main rule groups worth exploring Malware and Ransomware Over the years, attackers have used many malware and ransomware variants to attack environments. They use these methods to collect data, clear files, perform additional attack stages and continue to spread to other devices and assets. The rule counts on a wide range.

Computer CNC Communications Suspicious Domain Name System Germany Email Database Requests Indicators of Compromise Malware Spreading File Encryption Requests and File Locking Alerts. Examples of threats detected by this ruleset include and and so on. Exploits and Attacks Detecting attacks and exploits is challenging. The Attacks and Exploits rule group highlights the unique properties of attacks against the environment, including payload phishing attacks known to corrupt malicious traffic to and from servers utilizing suspicious credentials. Detection should target the broadest range of attacks including, but not limited to, exploits and based attacks. The attack attack is unique in the way the attack propagates across devices and the sophistication of detection.



This unique and curated set of rules uses multiple sensors and indicators of compromise to detect specific attacks for early detection including attacks as well as potentially dangerous traffic in the environment's attack group based on the operations and attack environment. Scanning and Denial of Service This rule group detects hundreds of different types of network scans that can indicate pre-attack reconnaissance. A wide range of tools can generate these scans and then gather data from different devices to lay the groundwork for the next stage of the attack. This rule group also prevents denial of service attacks. Such attacks can have a dramatic impact on your network and operational processes including downtime and loss of production.