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What's New? Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Support: AIR now extends its cloud forensics and asset management capabilities to Google Cloud Platform.
Evidence Collection in Windows Recovery Environment – AIR Windows off‑network responders can now collect evidence while operating inside the Windows Recovery Environment (WinRE).
Binalyze, the cybersecurity company delivering AIR - Automated Investigation and Response, has announced three strategic leadership appointments to drive its next phase of global growth. Brian D. Owen has been named Chairman of the Board, Jonathan Rees joins as Chief Operating Officer, and Jim Hansen, a founding executive of Mandiant, joins the Board of Directors.
What's New? Maintenance Mode for Device Assets: Analysts can now place assets into Maintenance Mode to safely prevent task execution while performing diagnostics or hardware maintenance.
New report from Binalyze reveals $114K-per-hour cost of delayed cyberattack response
What's New? Investigation Hub Live Collaboration and Activity Sync: Analysts can now observe real-time user presence, comment updates, and evidence flag changes within the Investigation Hub.
What's New? DRONE analysis on previously or newly collected evidence files — Analysts can now initiate DRONE analysis directly from the Investigation Hub on any existing evidence file, whether or not it was previously analyzed by a responder.
The Risk of Browser-Stored Passwords. Modern browsers make it convenient to save credentials, but this convenience comes with a cost. Unlike cloud-based password managers that encrypt and tightly control access to credentials, browsers store passwords locally in SQLite databases or credential vaults.
Cyber threats are relentless and constantly evolving. Organizations face an increasingly complex threat landscape, compounded by a persistent shortage of cybersecurity talent, overwhelming alert volumes, and pressure to ensure uninterrupted business operations.
