The Digital Security Battlefield (ER) by Luis Matos (.ePUB)
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The Digital Security Battlefield: Strategies for Protecting Hybrid Networks from Modern Threats in the AI Era (Early Release) by Luis Matos
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Overview: The Digital Security Battlefield explores how digital fraud, ransomware, malicious devices, and AI-driven cyber threats evolved into a modern cyber battlefield where attackers increasingly abuse automation, stealth, identity manipulation, and legitimate enterprise protocols to bypass traditional security defenses. Built from real-world enterprise incidents, Cisco security research, and operational experience across hybrid infrastructures, this book delivers a practical guide for understanding, detecting, and defending against modern cyberattacks using vendor-agnostic methodologies such as Zero Trust, NIST SP 800-207, NIST SP 800-30, CISA Zero Trust principles, Cyber Kill Chain, MITRE ATT&CK, and Cisco SAFE aligned with world-class security architectures.
Developed from a collaboration between Cisco and a global enterprise impacted by repeated digital fraud incidents, this book introduces the concept of the “digital battlefield” through different generations of real-world attacks observed in production environments. It also presents three attack models developed in Cisco labs: L.U.M.A. (Layer 2 Undetected Mobile Access), LTR-SMB (Little Red SMB Attack), and LTR-Inject (Little Red Wireless Inject Attack). These attack models demonstrate how adversaries can exploit Layer 2 communication, trusted enterprise protocols, wireless infrastructures, mobile networks, and identity spoofing techniques to evade traditional security controls and expand laterally across enterprise environments.
Genre: Non-Fiction > Tech & Devices
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