Uncovering Data Exfiltration Through Hidden Windows Logs Post-Cyberattack
After a cyberattack, conventional logs may not reveal the full extent of the breach. Hidden Windows artifacts can provide critical insights into data exfiltration activities, aiding investigators in understanding and responding to the incident.
RAD Cyber
17 views • Apr 28, 2025
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After a cyberattack, traditional logs aren’t always enough.
Sometimes, hidden Windows artifacts hold the key to understanding what really happened.
One of the most overlooked sources? SRUM — the System Resource Utilization Monitor.
In just 60 seconds, this video explains:
What SRUM is
How it tracks outbound connections to external IP addresses
Why it’s valuable for spotting potential data exfiltration
How it can support breach investigations, legal analysis, and insurance claims
If you're involved in incident response, cyber insurance, or breach litigation, SRUM artifacts can provide crucial insights — even when other evidence is missing.
#IncidentResponse #CyberSecurity #DigitalForensics #DataBreach #CyberInsurance #LegalTech
Sometimes, hidden Windows artifacts hold the key to understanding what really happened.
One of the most overlooked sources? SRUM — the System Resource Utilization Monitor.
In just 60 seconds, this video explains:
What SRUM is
How it tracks outbound connections to external IP addresses
Why it’s valuable for spotting potential data exfiltration
How it can support breach investigations, legal analysis, and insurance claims
If you're involved in incident response, cyber insurance, or breach litigation, SRUM artifacts can provide crucial insights — even when other evidence is missing.
#IncidentResponse #CyberSecurity #DigitalForensics #DataBreach #CyberInsurance #LegalTech
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Apr 28, 2025
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