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To cope with today’s fileless endpoint attacks – especially those that aren’t precisely similar to previously known exploits – Tomer Weingarten and Nicholas Warner discuss a unified EPP/EDR approach that includes visibility into the dangers lurking within encrypted network traffic.
For more details, check out SentinelOne recent whitepaper: Fileless Malware | Adversaries Quick Win
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