Giving back is at the core of our committment to securing the world. Whether you’re an organization of 1 or 1,000 this initiative ensures that nonprofits, regardless of size or budget, can access the resources they need to stay secure.
Terin brings nearly three decades of leadership to the OnDefend team, while also currently serving as an officer in the National Guard as the National Guard Assistant to the Commander, United States Cyber Command and the Director of the National Security Agency (NSA).
How did OnDefend land the #4 spot on the Jacksonville Business Journal’s Fast 50 list Sure, we could point to the 116.93% growth — but the real story is what’s behind that number: our team, innovation, and clients who trust us everyday. Thank you!
Quantum Workplace conducted anonymous employee surveys that included both closed and open-ended questions. Here’s what some of our employees said:
“OnDefend leadership saw my potential and took a chance, and I have been grateful for that decision ever since.”
“The work I’m involved in, my position in the company, and the people I work with and for are why I can say, this is the best place I have ever worked in my entire career.”
“This is the first time being in a company that appreciates your hard work but also feels that it is important to have that work–life balance.”
In this live technical demo, the OnDefend team shows how real-world adversary behavior, specifically modeled on Scattered Spider TTPs, can silently bypass EDR tools like CrowdStrike when policies, configurations, or visibility aren’t where they need to be.
No idea where Maslow would have put security control validation on the hierarchy, but we think it’s fundamental.
Security Control Validation (SCV) is simply the process of performing the activity you are concerned with and measuring the security tools response. We built BlindSPOT to make that process easier by giving you a safe way to test real-world scenarios, confirm your defenses are working, and free up your team to focus on other projects.
We recently launched an all-new BlindSPOT documentation site, with updated walkthroughs and information on leveraging the BlindSPOT platform. You’ll also notice it’s not behind any kind of authentication wall, so you can easily send links to relative content to your colleagues as needed.
Our newest threat actor simulation is based on the activities conducted by the group dubbed Scattered Spider. This simulation focuses on Scattered Spiders use of Ingress Tool Transfer (T1105) and Command and Control – Remote Desktop Software (T1219.002).
A totally rebuilt version of the BlindSPOT agents have been promoted to the standard production option. The legacy agent code is still available to be built if needed, but the new default when building a new agent will use this newer, faster, and more functional version.
Thank you for taking the time to read our updates. We are committed as an organization to continue pushing boundaries within the world of innovation. OnDefend & BlindSPOT are the products of that. If you would like to learn more or have any suggested recommendations, please reach out: Contact Us.
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