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Dell's exclusive Indicators of Compromise and Attack solution

Posted: Mon Dec 23, 2024 9:23 am
by msttasnuvanava
BIOS Image Capture
In the event of BIOS manipulation or detection of an attack, Dell will automatically make a copy of the BIOS to be subsequently analyzed through forensic analysis by Dell engineers or by the internal security department itself.

Indicators of Compromise and Atta
An indicator of compromise (IOC) is often described in the forensic world as evidence on how to get usa whatsapp number PC that indicates that network security has been breached. An indicator of attack (IOA) focuses on detecting the intent of what an attacker is trying to accomplish, regardless of the malware or exploit used.

Dell automates early detection of BIOS configuration indicators (IoA) and high-risk configurations by providing visibility into BIOS configuration history.

This enables Dell customers' IT/SOC departments to address vulnerabilities in BIOS settings, correlate BIOS event data with potential threats, and remediate attacks.

enables our customers to:

Continuous extraction and analysis of BIOS settings and changes to detect IoAs.
Prevents clients from being vulnerable on the attack surface due to incorrect BIOS settings.
Generating alerts as risk increases, notifying IT/SOC to take corrective action.
Visibility into BIOS settings and changes, allowing SOCs to create custom alerts that correlate event data from the BIOS and other sources.
Not having this solution would allow malicious BIOS configurations to be made to carry out vector attacks and security administrators would not receive any notification about this malicious behavior.

This unique Dell tool has received numerous mentions in different press releases from industry media such as Zdnet , Hispasec, among others.

We conclude this article by emphasizing that having hardware and software security tools from the manufacturer helps in proactive management of our clients' cybersecurity, which is essential for defending against cyber attacks.