Chronicle White Paper
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WHITEPAPER YARA-L: A New Detection Language for Modern Threats SUMMARY Most enterprises use a SIEM to analyze security data, to detect threats and investigate incidents. However, most leading SIEM products were created more than a decade ago, and were designed for a different world. Today, the threat landscape and IT environment looks quite different: Data generated in petabytes, not terabytes; a mature public cloud infrastructure; new technologies such as EDR that generate useful but massive amounts of telemetry; and threats such as fileless malware that are either ephemeral or silent…
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