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AI and Machine Learning in Threat Detection: Navigating Advancements and Challenges (Part 2)

In part one of this series, we discussed the evolving landscape of cybersecurity and the roles artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) play in the security space today. Here in part two, we discuss the advancements that have been made in AI and ML that strengthen cybersecurity and the challenges that come with implementing […]

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Beyond Vulnerability Scanning: Strengthening Perimeter Cybersecurity

Over the past 20-years, I’ve used every major vulnerability scanner. There are several great scanners on the market, and SynerComm has continually used one of them from its free GNU public license years (pre-Oct. 2005), to its current version today. As the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTP) of cyber-criminals evolved, our testing methodologies also adapted […]

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AI and Machine Learning in Threat Detection: Navigating Advancements and Challenges (Part 1)

With the help of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML), cybercriminals are creating novel, sophisticated threats more frequently and with fewer resources than ever before. These threats are increasingly difficult to detect using signature-based analysis methods and continue to wreak havoc across the digital business landscape. In 2023, the global average cost of a […]

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Exploring Initial Access Methods #01 - Shortcuts and Tunnels to the Kingdom

Understanding the various methods and Tactics, Techniques and Procedures (TTP's) by which attackers gain initial access to systems is crucial for developing robust defense mechanisms. Initial access represents the first phase of an intrusion, where threat actors initially breach a target's defenses to establish a foothold within an organization's network. This blog series aims to […]

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Continuous Pentesting and Its Many Names

Are you looking for a pentest? A continuous pentest? Or maybe attack surface management? We’ll never have a shortage of new terminology (and acronyms) to learn and understand. When evaluating security vendors and comparing their solutions, it’s critical that everyone is on the same page and speaking the same language. This article starts to shed […]

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Strengthening Healthcare Defenses

CMS's 2024 Cybersecurity Rules

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Spoofing Command Line Arguments to Dump LSASS in Rust

One of the popular methods for dumping LSASS is using the procdump.exe program from the Sysinternals Suite. Something like: However, Microsoft is well aware of this method, and it is being tracked along with several other common methods and tools. Now procdump is legitimate software with many use cases and it is signed by Microsoft. […]

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The Future of Business Applications and Data Center Access: Insights from SynerComm’s IT Summit

The recent 20th Anniversary of IT Summit was an eye-opener for tech enthusiasts, security professionals, and business leaders alike. This annual two-day event brings together IT leaders from across the country to learn about the latest strategies and challenges in the infrastructure, data center, and InfoSec communities. This year’s discussions revolved around the evolving landscape […]

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Navigating the Skies: TSA's New Cybersecurity Requirements for Airlines

In today's increasingly digital world, the aviation industry is more reliant on technology than ever before. As aviation systems become more connected and dependent on the internet, the risk of cyber threats to airlines and airports has grown significantly. In recognition of this evolving threat landscape, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has recently issued a […]

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Creating a Rootkit to Inject into a Protected Process and Dump LSASS

In my last blog post, I discussed one method of dumping LSASS where we created a DLL that we injected into Task Manager. We could then create an LSASS dump from Task Manager, and the DLL would hook the API calls responsible for creating the file and change the filename to something else. This allowed […]

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