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Six Types Of Insider Threats

Take an interactive tour of 6 real nation-state and advanced persistent threats. No matter what approach they took to breach the perimeter defense. Once they gain a foothold, a defender needs security measures to identify these insiders quickly enough before they can reach their objectives.

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Six Threats. One Theme.

Modern cyber threats are increasingly operating from within trusted networks, often using legitimate credentials, compromised systems, or authorized access to bypass traditional security controls. This interactive demonstration from Nodal Technologies examines six threat scenarios, including North Korean IT worker infiltration, the Sliver command-and-control framework, JadePupffer, AI-driven lateral movement, Salt Typhoon, and insider threats. Each scenario demonstrates how an adversary can establish a presence within an environment and use existing network access to move between systems, access sensitive resources, and conduct malicious operations without relying on a traditional external intrusion.

The demonstration highlights how Nodal Technologies addresses these threats through network-level visibility, traffic analysis, and active containment. By identifying malicious activity within internal network communications, Nodal can isolate compromised devices, disrupt command-and-control connections, and restrict lateral movement between systems. The objective is to demonstrate how organizations can maintain effective security controls even when an adversary has already obtained legitimate access to their infrastructure.

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4:52One Stolen Account. An Entire Network ExposedOne stolen account. One foothold. An attacker moving through your network using legitimate credentials and familiar tools. Watch how Nodal CyberBrain reconstructs suspicious network activity and gives security teams the evidence needed to investigate and respond.
2:40Stolen Password. CyberBrain correlates identity activity.The password was correct. That was the whole problem. A stolen password. Two machines twenty-eight hundred miles apart, both logging in at 12:49 in the morning. Neither one looks like an emergency on its own.
5:13 Beating the 22-Second Clock: Catching Attackers After the BreachAttackers now hand off access to a compromised network in a median of 22 seconds. Once inside, they move between systems faster than most security teams can respond. How Nodal can detect and contain adversaries as the attack unfolds.

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