Shortening Heartbleed's Long Tail

Password Resets, Credential Compromise, and OpenSSL: Shortening Heartbleed's Long Tail

Many systems and environments saw usernames and passwords leaked by the Heartbleed attack. Love ‘em or hate ‘em, we know that users re-use passwords. Unlike major site compromises, password dumps, and public compromise notifications, very few organizations out there know whether or not their systems were hit, or what information was lost.

In this webcast on the importance of user account monitoring in light of Heartbleed, we will review how to:

Identify common user (mis)behaviors
Spot key user patterns that may indicate a compromised account
Create realistic detection timelines for compromised accounts
Use user safety to drive deeper partnership between IT and the user population
Detect and investigate compromised user accounts
Diagnose an attacker’s entry and lateral movements within the network

Speakers: Trey Ford, Global Security Strategist, Rapid7; Matt Hathaway, Senior Product Manager, Rapid7

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Password Resets, Credential Compromise, and OpenSSL: Shortening Heartbleed's Long Tail

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