It’s almost time for Black Hat Europe in London. For me and my colleagues at Binalyze, this isn’t just any other event. We’ve been working together for months to unveil Binalyze AIR 4.0 in person – the newest iteration of AIR, our cutting-edge DFIR solution.
Updated: 6th June 2024
Navigating through a common incident use case.
As a Sr. Product Designer within the Product team here at Binalyze, I believe that the best design solutions and product improvements come from listening to our customers.
In the last 20 years, Apple’s Mac desktops and laptops have seen a significant resurgence across the enterprise network, thanks in part to the halo effect of the iPod and maintained by the ongoing dominance of the iPhone. As Mac computers have grown in popularity, those cyber adversaries responsible for creating ransomware and malware are increasingly likely to consider developing macOS variants.
Incident response is critical to security operations, as it allows organizations to quickly and efficiently respond to security incidents and minimize the damage caused by a breach.
We are excited to announce the release and general availability of Binalyze AIR 2.7.0
We are living in an era, where the volume and sophistication of cyberattacks have increased as a result of overflowing data and increased attack surface.. Cybercrime is not a free time activity anymore, cyber-attacks are structured, well-planned, and organized activities. Threat actors collaborate and coordinate to perform targeted successful attacks which results in a continuous increase in the scale and quantity of cybercrimes.
Welcome to the AIR Release Notes blog post series.
Welcome to the AIR Release Notes blog post series.
