[Infographic] MacOS native security configurations and osquery
Be it for macOS or my dog eating out of the trash, there is no such thing as a bullet-proof security policy. It’s all about creating a threshold of standards- something to work off of while simultaneously reducing overall risk (you know, like storing your trash can on the counter, for example).
Tagged as: osquery, macOS, mac edr, open-source, asset inventory, security hygiene
Detecting malicious packages in repositories like PyPI: Using osquery for complete software inventory
Many systems make installing third-party software incredibly convenient; from packaging systems and well loved Linux distribution tools like Debian Apt to app stores and per-language repositories. Users are also often allowed to install browser extensions or plugins, which come from their own “store” and are just another type of software. For these reasons, and without forgetting containers, maintaining a software inventory that allows you to identify dangerous packages has become harder to do, but more critical to accomplish.
Tagged as: osquery, incident investigation, asset inventory, security hygiene
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