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NetAbstraction Provides Government-Grade Security with the release of NetEnclave
December 6, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, is creating NetAbstraction NetEnclave, a cloud obfuscation service that offers a veil of secrecy around applications, resources, and data that makes an organization’s assets invisible to attackers.
To Prevent Cyberattacks, Make Reconnaissance Harder
December 2, 2021 - Evasion techniques, which have long been used by cybercriminals to cover their tracks, can become a proactive security measure when used for defensive purposes. - Forbes
NetAbstraction Selected Best Network Obfuscation Product in 2021 ASTORS Homeland Security Awards
November 19, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, announced today it has been named Best Network Obfuscation product in the 2021 Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards program from AST (American Security Today) Homeland Security and AST Magazine.
NSA Michael Rogers Joins NetAbstraction as Chairman of Advisory Board
September 8, 2021-NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced that retired Admiral Michael Rogers, former head of the U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency has been appointed Chairman of the company's Board of Advisors. Admiral Rogers will provide oversight to the company's advisors on matters of product, technology and corporate strategy.
NetAbstraction Adds Two Cyber Security Veterans to Advisory Board
July 27, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced that Jenny Menna, Vice President, Business Cybersecurity Risk at Humana, and Rob Truesdell, Senior Director of Product Management for Splunk have joined its Board of Advisors. Both will help shape the company's product, technology and corporate strategy.
NetAbstraction Appoints Scott Greaux Vice President of Products
July 7, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced the appointment of Scott Greaux as Vice President of Products. The former head of product management for Cofense will lead technology strategy and innovation for the company. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Announces First Members of New Advisory Board
June 29, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced that Mike Aiello, Chief Product Officer at HUMAN Security and a former Google cybersecurity executive as well as Joel Yonts, Chief Research Officer for Malicious Streams and ex-Fortune 500 CISO have joined the company's newly created Board of Advisors. The company also recently closed a $9M Series A round of financing led by AllegisCyber Capital and appointed Gordon Lawson as its new CEO. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Raises $9M Series A Round from AllegisCyber Capital to Protect Privacy and Security of Enterprise Networks
May 19, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced it has closed a $9M Series A round of financing led by AllegisCyber Capital to accelerate go-to-market activities for its cloud-based service that proactively prevents cyber attacks by disguising enterprise networks from detection. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Opens New Office in Augusta, Georgia to Tap Cyber Security Talent in Region
January 19, 2022 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced it has opened a new office here in close proximity to Fort Gordon and the Georgia Cyber Center. NetAbstraction expects to hire more than 20 new employees in Augusta this year.
NetAbstraction Provides Government-Grade Security with the release of NetEnclave
December 6, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, is creating NetAbstraction NetEnclave, a cloud obfuscation service that offers a veil of secrecy around applications, resources, and data that makes an organization’s assets invisible to attackers.
To Prevent Cyberattacks, Make Reconnaissance Harder
December 2, 2021 - Evasion techniques, which have long been used by cybercriminals to cover their tracks, can become a proactive security measure when used for defensive purposes. - Forbes
NetAbstraction Selected Best Network Obfuscation Product in 2021 ASTORS Homeland Security Awards
November 19, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, announced today it has been named Best Network Obfuscation product in the 2021 Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards program from AST (American Security Today) Homeland Security and AST Magazine.
NSA Michael Rogers Joins NetAbstraction as Chairman of Advisory Board
September 8, 2021-NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced that retired Admiral Michael Rogers, former head of the U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency has been appointed Chairman of the company's Board of Advisors. Admiral Rogers will provide oversight to the company's advisors on matters of product, technology and corporate strategy.
NetAbstraction Adds Two Cyber Security Veterans to Advisory Board
July 27, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced that Jenny Menna, Vice President, Business Cybersecurity Risk at Humana, and Rob Truesdell, Senior Director of Product Management for Splunk have joined its Board of Advisors. Both will help shape the company's product, technology and corporate strategy.
NetAbstraction Appoints Scott Greaux Vice President of Products
July 7, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced the appointment of Scott Greaux as Vice President of Products. The former head of product management for Cofense will lead technology strategy and innovation for the company. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Announces First Members of New Advisory Board
June 29, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced that Mike Aiello, Chief Product Officer at HUMAN Security and a former Google cybersecurity executive as well as Joel Yonts, Chief Research Officer for Malicious Streams and ex-Fortune 500 CISO have joined the company's newly created Board of Advisors. The company also recently closed a $9M Series A round of financing led by AllegisCyber Capital and appointed Gordon Lawson as its new CEO. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Raises $9M Series A Round from AllegisCyber Capital to Protect Privacy and Security of Enterprise Networks
May 19, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced it has closed a $9M Series A round of financing led by AllegisCyber Capital to accelerate go-to-market activities for its cloud-based service that proactively prevents cyber attacks by disguising enterprise networks from detection. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Opens New Office in Augusta, Georgia to Tap Cyber Security Talent in Region
January 19, 2022 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced it has opened a new office here in close proximity to Fort Gordon and the Georgia Cyber Center. NetAbstraction expects to hire more than 20 new employees in Augusta this year.
NetAbstraction Provides Government-Grade Security with the release of NetEnclave
December 6, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, is creating NetAbstraction NetEnclave, a cloud obfuscation service that offers a veil of secrecy around applications, resources, and data that makes an organization’s assets invisible to attackers.
To Prevent Cyberattacks, Make Reconnaissance Harder
December 2, 2021 - Evasion techniques, which have long been used by cybercriminals to cover their tracks, can become a proactive security measure when used for defensive purposes. - Forbes
NetAbstraction Selected Best Network Obfuscation Product in 2021 ASTORS Homeland Security Awards
November 19, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, announced today it has been named Best Network Obfuscation product in the 2021 Annual ‘ASTORS’ Awards program from AST (American Security Today) Homeland Security and AST Magazine.
NSA Michael Rogers Joins NetAbstraction as Chairman of Advisory Board
September 8, 2021-NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced that retired Admiral Michael Rogers, former head of the U.S. Cyber Command and director of the National Security Agency has been appointed Chairman of the company's Board of Advisors. Admiral Rogers will provide oversight to the company's advisors on matters of product, technology and corporate strategy.
NetAbstraction Adds Two Cyber Security Veterans to Advisory Board
July 27, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the security by obfuscation company, today announced that Jenny Menna, Vice President, Business Cybersecurity Risk at Humana, and Rob Truesdell, Senior Director of Product Management for Splunk have joined its Board of Advisors. Both will help shape the company's product, technology and corporate strategy.
NetAbstraction Appoints Scott Greaux Vice President of Products
July 7, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced the appointment of Scott Greaux as Vice President of Products. The former head of product management for Cofense will lead technology strategy and innovation for the company. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Announces First Members of New Advisory Board
June 29, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced that Mike Aiello, Chief Product Officer at HUMAN Security and a former Google cybersecurity executive as well as Joel Yonts, Chief Research Officer for Malicious Streams and ex-Fortune 500 CISO have joined the company's newly created Board of Advisors. The company also recently closed a $9M Series A round of financing led by AllegisCyber Capital and appointed Gordon Lawson as its new CEO. - PR Newswire
NetAbstraction Raises $9M Series A Round from AllegisCyber Capital to Protect Privacy and Security of Enterprise Networks
May 19, 2021 - NetAbstraction, the network obfuscation company, today announced it has closed a $9M Series A round of financing led by AllegisCyber Capital to accelerate go-to-market activities for its cloud-based service that proactively prevents cyber attacks by disguising enterprise networks from detection. - PR Newswire
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DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
Join NetAbstraction, experts and innovators from across the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, industry, and academia from December 5 – 8, 2021, to share unique insights on this year’s conference theme: Foresight 20/20: Building a New Digital Ecosystem. This year’s theme emphasizes the urgent race to discover and adopt innovative solutions to maintain a competitive strategic advantage over our adversaries. The disruptive nature of technological advancements necessitates expanded collaboration and partnerships.
USGIF GEOINT Symposium
October 5-8, 2021 - St. Louis, MO - USGIF's GEOINT Symposium is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) professionals in the nation. As has been proven time and again—and particularly since the start of the pandemic—GEOINT is ubiquitous and provides context to our world. The symposium is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, industry, and academia. In addition to keynotes from senior leaders, the event offers more than 50 hours of professional training and education, myriad meetings for focused communities of interest, a highly regarded Young Professionals Program, an extensive exhibit hall, dynamic networking opportunities, and much more.
AFCEA TechNet Cyber
October 27-28, 2021 - Baltimore, MD - TechNet Cyber 2021 will be a forum for military, industry and academia to discuss and plan how to achieve persistent engagement, presence and innovation. It is the opportunity to devise a new strategy to build resilience and defend networks.
2021 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
December 5-8, 2021 - Phoenix, AZ - Visit our booth to find out how we can help the enterprise to obtain comprehensive privacy and security of their networks by deploying Zero Trust Network Access through obfuscation and deterministic routing. Developed from roots in the U.S. Intelligence Community, NetAbstraction’s suite of products include Net Access (malware protected browsing for all employee), NetEnclave (threat intel sandbox), and NetProtect (a Zero Trust Network Access solution for the enterprise).
Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium
July 7-8, 2021 - National Harbor, MD - NetAbstraction will be participating in this year's Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium. Visit our booth to find out how we can help the enterprise to obtain comprehensive privacy and security of their networks by deploying Zero Trust Network Access through obfuscation and deterministic routing. Our CEO, Gordon Lawson will be presenting a tech talk on The Power of Ofbuscation in OSINT on July 7.
DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
Join NetAbstraction, experts and innovators from across the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, industry, and academia from December 5 – 8, 2021, to share unique insights on this year’s conference theme: Foresight 20/20: Building a New Digital Ecosystem. This year’s theme emphasizes the urgent race to discover and adopt innovative solutions to maintain a competitive strategic advantage over our adversaries. The disruptive nature of technological advancements necessitates expanded collaboration and partnerships.
USGIF GEOINT Symposium
October 5-8, 2021 - St. Louis, MO - USGIF's GEOINT Symposium is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) professionals in the nation. As has been proven time and again—and particularly since the start of the pandemic—GEOINT is ubiquitous and provides context to our world. The symposium is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, industry, and academia. In addition to keynotes from senior leaders, the event offers more than 50 hours of professional training and education, myriad meetings for focused communities of interest, a highly regarded Young Professionals Program, an extensive exhibit hall, dynamic networking opportunities, and much more.
AFCEA TechNet Cyber
October 27-28, 2021 - Baltimore, MD - TechNet Cyber 2021 will be a forum for military, industry and academia to discuss and plan how to achieve persistent engagement, presence and innovation. It is the opportunity to devise a new strategy to build resilience and defend networks.
2021 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
December 5-8, 2021 - Phoenix, AZ - Visit our booth to find out how we can help the enterprise to obtain comprehensive privacy and security of their networks by deploying Zero Trust Network Access through obfuscation and deterministic routing. Developed from roots in the U.S. Intelligence Community, NetAbstraction’s suite of products include Net Access (malware protected browsing for all employee), NetEnclave (threat intel sandbox), and NetProtect (a Zero Trust Network Access solution for the enterprise).
Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium
July 7-8, 2021 - National Harbor, MD - NetAbstraction will be participating in this year's Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium. Visit our booth to find out how we can help the enterprise to obtain comprehensive privacy and security of their networks by deploying Zero Trust Network Access through obfuscation and deterministic routing. Our CEO, Gordon Lawson will be presenting a tech talk on The Power of Ofbuscation in OSINT on July 7.
DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
Join NetAbstraction, experts and innovators from across the Department of Defense, Intelligence Community, industry, and academia from December 5 – 8, 2021, to share unique insights on this year’s conference theme: Foresight 20/20: Building a New Digital Ecosystem. This year’s theme emphasizes the urgent race to discover and adopt innovative solutions to maintain a competitive strategic advantage over our adversaries. The disruptive nature of technological advancements necessitates expanded collaboration and partnerships.
USGIF GEOINT Symposium
October 5-8, 2021 - St. Louis, MO - USGIF's GEOINT Symposium is the largest annual gathering of geospatial intelligence (GEOINT) professionals in the nation. As has been proven time and again—and particularly since the start of the pandemic—GEOINT is ubiquitous and provides context to our world. The symposium is a unique and unparalleled opportunity to speak to your extended constituency spanning government, industry, and academia. In addition to keynotes from senior leaders, the event offers more than 50 hours of professional training and education, myriad meetings for focused communities of interest, a highly regarded Young Professionals Program, an extensive exhibit hall, dynamic networking opportunities, and much more.
AFCEA TechNet Cyber
October 27-28, 2021 - Baltimore, MD - TechNet Cyber 2021 will be a forum for military, industry and academia to discuss and plan how to achieve persistent engagement, presence and innovation. It is the opportunity to devise a new strategy to build resilience and defend networks.
2021 DoDIIS Worldwide Conference
December 5-8, 2021 - Phoenix, AZ - Visit our booth to find out how we can help the enterprise to obtain comprehensive privacy and security of their networks by deploying Zero Trust Network Access through obfuscation and deterministic routing. Developed from roots in the U.S. Intelligence Community, NetAbstraction’s suite of products include Net Access (malware protected browsing for all employee), NetEnclave (threat intel sandbox), and NetProtect (a Zero Trust Network Access solution for the enterprise).
Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium
July 7-8, 2021 - National Harbor, MD - NetAbstraction will be participating in this year's Digital Forensics for National Security Symposium. Visit our booth to find out how we can help the enterprise to obtain comprehensive privacy and security of their networks by deploying Zero Trust Network Access through obfuscation and deterministic routing. Our CEO, Gordon Lawson will be presenting a tech talk on The Power of Ofbuscation in OSINT on July 7.
Of Interest
Understanding The Power Of Network Obfuscation
Enterprise-level cyberattacks continue to increase dramatically while threats are growing in sophistication. Meanwhile, defensive responses tend to be reactive rather than proactive. Typical commercial and government networks are fixed, static, easily located and thus more vulnerable to attack. We have to look at the problem differently.
Reeling In Cybersecurity Risks For Executives
August 3, 2021 - Anyone involved with cybersecurity understands that not all IT systems and devices represent the same level of risk. Some hold more valuable data than others. Some are mission-critical and others, while important, don’t spell “doom” if they are compromised.
Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think
July 26, 2021 - As attackers become more sophisticated, so do their attacks. This in turn exposes threat vectors that once were thought to be well protected, or at least not interesting enough to attack. Nowhere is this truer than in industrial control systems (ICS) environments.
Why VPNs Are Neither Secure Nor Private
Jul 26, 2021 - Most people believe that virtual private networks (VPNs), which create a point-to-point tunnel between two computer devices, provide security and privacy of their communications. However, the level of security is only as good as the type of encryption used to protect the transmission of data.
Like Their Adversaries, Threat Hunters Need Anonymity
June 28, 2021 - Now that operations are returning to normal—or the New Normal, which is bound to include a big segment of remote work—security needs to adjust to a number of workers who will continue to work from home. And that includes a fair amount of security analysts and other network security staff. How can we be sure that threat hunters stay safe, and don’t themselves become a threat to the systems they protect? - SecurityWeek
Attackers Use Obscurity, Enterprises Should Too
May 6, 2021 - As threat actors attempt to remain undetected to carry out attacks, they often use a variety of tools to obscure their identities and activity. Organizations meanwhile leave their networks and activity open for inspection by anyone who chooses to perform basic reconnaissance. - SecurityWeek
NSA Urges Defense Sector to Adopt Zero-Trust Model After SolarWinds Hack
March 1, 2021 - The National Security Agency wants those who administer “National Security Systems, Department of Defense networks, and Defense Industrial Base systems” to use a zero-trust security model. – Breaking Defense
SolarWinds Hackers Broke into U.S. Cable Firm and Arizona County, Web Records Show
December 18, 2020 - The hack, which hijacked ubiquitous network management software…is one of the biggest ever uncovered and has sent security teams around the world scrambling to contain the damage. – Reuters
Cyberattacks Discovered on Vaccine Distribution Operations
December 3, 2020 - The attacks appear intended to steal the network credentials of corporate executives and officials at global organizations involved in the refrigeration process necessary to protect vaccine doses. – The New York Times
Understanding The Power Of Network Obfuscation
Enterprise-level cyberattacks continue to increase dramatically while threats are growing in sophistication. Meanwhile, defensive responses tend to be reactive rather than proactive. Typical commercial and government networks are fixed, static, easily located and thus more vulnerable to attack. We have to look at the problem differently.
Reeling In Cybersecurity Risks For Executives
August 3, 2021 - Anyone involved with cybersecurity understands that not all IT systems and devices represent the same level of risk. Some hold more valuable data than others. Some are mission-critical and others, while important, don’t spell “doom” if they are compromised.
Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think
July 26, 2021 - As attackers become more sophisticated, so do their attacks. This in turn exposes threat vectors that once were thought to be well protected, or at least not interesting enough to attack. Nowhere is this truer than in industrial control systems (ICS) environments.
Why VPNs Are Neither Secure Nor Private
Jul 26, 2021 - Most people believe that virtual private networks (VPNs), which create a point-to-point tunnel between two computer devices, provide security and privacy of their communications. However, the level of security is only as good as the type of encryption used to protect the transmission of data.
Like Their Adversaries, Threat Hunters Need Anonymity
June 28, 2021 - Now that operations are returning to normal—or the New Normal, which is bound to include a big segment of remote work—security needs to adjust to a number of workers who will continue to work from home. And that includes a fair amount of security analysts and other network security staff. How can we be sure that threat hunters stay safe, and don’t themselves become a threat to the systems they protect? - SecurityWeek
Attackers Use Obscurity, Enterprises Should Too
May 6, 2021 - As threat actors attempt to remain undetected to carry out attacks, they often use a variety of tools to obscure their identities and activity. Organizations meanwhile leave their networks and activity open for inspection by anyone who chooses to perform basic reconnaissance. - SecurityWeek
NSA Urges Defense Sector to Adopt Zero-Trust Model After SolarWinds Hack
March 1, 2021 - The National Security Agency wants those who administer “National Security Systems, Department of Defense networks, and Defense Industrial Base systems” to use a zero-trust security model. – Breaking Defense
SolarWinds Hackers Broke into U.S. Cable Firm and Arizona County, Web Records Show
December 18, 2020 - The hack, which hijacked ubiquitous network management software…is one of the biggest ever uncovered and has sent security teams around the world scrambling to contain the damage. – Reuters
Cyberattacks Discovered on Vaccine Distribution Operations
December 3, 2020 - The attacks appear intended to steal the network credentials of corporate executives and officials at global organizations involved in the refrigeration process necessary to protect vaccine doses. – The New York Times
Understanding The Power Of Network Obfuscation
Enterprise-level cyberattacks continue to increase dramatically while threats are growing in sophistication. Meanwhile, defensive responses tend to be reactive rather than proactive. Typical commercial and government networks are fixed, static, easily located and thus more vulnerable to attack. We have to look at the problem differently.
Reeling In Cybersecurity Risks For Executives
August 3, 2021 - Anyone involved with cybersecurity understands that not all IT systems and devices represent the same level of risk. Some hold more valuable data than others. Some are mission-critical and others, while important, don’t spell “doom” if they are compromised.
Leading Threat to Industrial Security is Not What You Think
July 26, 2021 - As attackers become more sophisticated, so do their attacks. This in turn exposes threat vectors that once were thought to be well protected, or at least not interesting enough to attack. Nowhere is this truer than in industrial control systems (ICS) environments.
Why VPNs Are Neither Secure Nor Private
Jul 26, 2021 - Most people believe that virtual private networks (VPNs), which create a point-to-point tunnel between two computer devices, provide security and privacy of their communications. However, the level of security is only as good as the type of encryption used to protect the transmission of data.
Like Their Adversaries, Threat Hunters Need Anonymity
June 28, 2021 - Now that operations are returning to normal—or the New Normal, which is bound to include a big segment of remote work—security needs to adjust to a number of workers who will continue to work from home. And that includes a fair amount of security analysts and other network security staff. How can we be sure that threat hunters stay safe, and don’t themselves become a threat to the systems they protect? - SecurityWeek
Attackers Use Obscurity, Enterprises Should Too
May 6, 2021 - As threat actors attempt to remain undetected to carry out attacks, they often use a variety of tools to obscure their identities and activity. Organizations meanwhile leave their networks and activity open for inspection by anyone who chooses to perform basic reconnaissance. - SecurityWeek
NSA Urges Defense Sector to Adopt Zero-Trust Model After SolarWinds Hack
March 1, 2021 - The National Security Agency wants those who administer “National Security Systems, Department of Defense networks, and Defense Industrial Base systems” to use a zero-trust security model. – Breaking Defense
SolarWinds Hackers Broke into U.S. Cable Firm and Arizona County, Web Records Show
December 18, 2020 - The hack, which hijacked ubiquitous network management software…is one of the biggest ever uncovered and has sent security teams around the world scrambling to contain the damage. – Reuters
Cyberattacks Discovered on Vaccine Distribution Operations
December 3, 2020 - The attacks appear intended to steal the network credentials of corporate executives and officials at global organizations involved in the refrigeration process necessary to protect vaccine doses. – The New York Times
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