5/4/26 https://lnkd.in/gVkp2j8P - This week, we briefed our clients on the second-most-active Ransomware-as-a-Service organization, The Gentleman. We describe their observed TTPs. #cybersecurity #threatintelligence #threathunting #informationsecurity #networksecurity #ransomware #malware #dfir
PacketWatch
Computer and Network Security
Scottsdale, Arizona 1,216 followers
Finding Security Risks Others May Miss
About us
PacketWatch®: Proactive Cybersecurity for a Complex World Traditional security tools often miss the stealthiest threats—sophisticated cyberattacks, insider risks, and hidden malware. PacketWatch takes a smarter approach, detecting and neutralizing dangers before they take hold, keeping your operations, data, and reputation secure. With proactive, human-led network and host-based threat hunting, rapid incident response, and deep visibility across IT, IoT, OT, and legacy systems, PacketWatch puts you in control. It also ensures regulatory compliance and validates security controls, so you can focus on what matters—your business. Available as software or a fully managed service, PacketWatch is more than protection—it’s a strategic advantage. Learn more at www.packetwatch.com.
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https://packetwatch.com
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- Computer and Network Security
- Company size
- 11-50 employees
- Headquarters
- Scottsdale, Arizona
- Type
- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2018
- Specialties
- Managed Detection and Response (MDR), Network Security Assessment (NSA), Enterprise Threat Hunting Platform, Incident Response, Digital Investigation, Digital Forensics, Security Policy, Security Governance, Risk Assessment, Vulnerability Assessment, Security Controls Testing, Cyber Incident Response, Cybersecurity, Cyber Security, Cybersecurity Education Programs, Cybersecurity Awareness Training, Threat Intelligence, Incident Response Plan, CIS Top 20 Assessment, Cybersecurity Advisory Services, Cybersecurity Professional Services, Cybersecurity Consulting, Managed Security Services Provider (MSSP), Security Operations Center (SOC), and Threat Hunting
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8601 N Scottsdale Rd
Ste 325
Scottsdale, Arizona 85253, US
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Great experience participating in the ISSA Cyber Executive Event this week. Really appreciated the thoughtful discussions with such a strong group of leaders tackling today’s cybersecurity challenges from multiple angles. Grateful for the opportunity to moderate a table discussion with Kyle N. always valuable to hear diverse perspectives and share ideas with peers in the field. Looking forward to continuing the conversations. #ArizonaCyberCommunity, #Packetwatch, #ISSA,
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Monday’s Phoenix Advisory Board roundtable brings together a strong group of technology and security leaders for a timely, peer-driven discussion. I’m looking forward to the conversation with Simon Taylor and Jeff Sevison of PacketWatch as we dig into the risks associated with AI-generated code—and take a clear-eyed look at initiatives like Project Glasswing: good, bad, or somewhere in between. As AI accelerates development cycles, the downstream implications on security, quality, and accountability are becoming harder to ignore. This is exactly where peer dialogue matters—pressure-testing ideas, sharing real-world experience, and separating signal from noise. Join us. #HMGStrategy #CIO #CISO #AI #Cybersecurity #Leadership #AdvisoryBoard #IconicLeadership
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PacketWatch's #TeamSixty43 has detected a new #ClickFix campaign. This campaign lures victims in with a #FakeCaptcha to solve that tricks the user into running a malicious PowerShell script that installs #Vidar Stealer onto the victim's machine. Below is a list of #IOCs our team has recovered from these incidents. It is recommended to block these domains. If you are a #PacketWatch client, rest assured that our threat hunt team has run hunts to identify any sign of this campaign in your environment. +++ IOCs +++ FakeCaptcha > Vidar Windows Terminal > PowerShell > [random characters].exe pohuimne[.]lol (payload) noscalpelvasectomy[.]com (FakeCaptcha) productionmaza[.]cfd (C2) prokladka[.]lol (payload) dtc.victorramarisimobiliaria[.]com[.]br (C2) +++ #threathunting #dfir #cybersurity #informationsecurity #threatintelligence
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New Cyber Threat Profile: https://lnkd.in/gf-w_kWS PacketWatch Team Sixty43 provides an extensive profile on Lynx Ransomware and its tactics, techniques, and procedures. #teamsixty43 #lynx #ransomware #threatprofile #threatintelligence #threathunting #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #dfir
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4/20/26 https://lnkd.in/gJGP9Q29 - This week, we briefed our clients on Anthropic's announcement of Claude Mythos Preview and its alleged ability to discover and exploit vulnerabilities. #cybersecurity #threatintelligence #threathunting #informationsecurity #networksecurity #ransomware #malware #dfir
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Cyber Awareness Alert!! SecureAZ's Cyber Essentials are here! Visit our website for our guide for SMB cyber resiliency and learn more about our training and assessment services. #secureaz #cyberstrong https://lnkd.in/gpyNwmJk
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https://lnkd.in/g8J3RCfQ The decision to implement AI can be transformative, but it requires far more than just technological adoption and installation of a tool. #ai #artificialintelligence #it #bestpractices #shadowai #cybersecurity #informationsecurity #networksecurity
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4/6/26 https://lnkd.in/gd7NNtpM - This week, we briefed our clients on recent supply chain attacks to raise awareness and help organizations identify whether they have been attacked. #cybersecurity #threatintelligence #threathunting #informationsecurity #networksecurity #ransomware #malware #dfir
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Calling all Tucson cyber professionals and students ready to break into the field. InfraGard Arizona Members Alliance and WiCyS Phoenix AZ Affiliate (+ University of Arizona Affiliate), alongside sponsors New Genesis Solutions and PacketWatch, invite you to: Cybersecurity Unfiltered: Connections + Conversations on Wednesday, April 29. Hosted at the University of Arizona by the College of Information Science, this is not your typical event. Forget the buzzwords and polished answers. This is real conversation. We’ll have a live panel and open discussion covering: - how people actually got into cybersecurity - what the work really looks like - what’s happening in today’s threat landscape Whether you’re a student exploring cyber or a professional looking to connect and give back, this is the room to be in. See the flyer for details and how to register for this free event.