Security
Honey Tokens: Turning Attackers’ Curiosity into a Security Advantage Using Coralogix
Honey Tokens are a security deception mechanism designed to detect unauthorized access or malicious activity by creating fake credentials, API keys, or cloud resources that should never be accessed under normal conditions. If an attacker interacts with a Honey Token, it triggers a pre-defined alert, helping security teams identify breaches early. In a cloud environment, […]
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Honey Tokens: Turning Attackers’ Curiosity into a Security Advantage Using Coralogix
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- Observability
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Eliminating Blind Spots: The Case for Integrated Security and Observability
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Threat Hunting with AWS CloudTrail: Detecting Anomalies for a Secure Cloud Environment
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- Observability
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How Tetragon Redefines Security and Observability
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Using VPC Flow Logs to Monitor and Optimize Your Network Traffic
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Amazon Route53: Best practices, security monitoring use cases
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- SIEM
SIEM Tutorial: What should a good SIEM Provider do for you?
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Optimized Traffic Mirroring Examples – Part 2
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Optimized Security Traffic Mirroring Examples – Part 1