Attackers have learned that the easiest way past a defense is to look like something it already trusts. A malicious PowerShell command can pass for routine administration. A compromised dependency ships inside software a company has already vetted. Madhu Preetha Chandrasekaran builds systems that catch both, by watching how users, tools, and vendors actually behave […]
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