Abstractions Lab announces the release of IDPS-ESCAPE v0.6, now available on GitHub. This release continues the evolution initiated with the introduction of the RADAR subsystem in v0.4, and significantly strengthens IDPS-ESCAPE’s position as an open, modular, and research-driven SOAR (Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response) platform. Following the functional expansion delivered throughout the v0.5 series, v0.6 focuses on consolidation, robustness, and maintainability. The release enhances RADAR’s operational scenarios, improves transparency through detailed documentation, and refactors the automation layer to support long-term evolution and reproducibility. The current scenario set includes signature-based detection for suspicious login and GeoIP-based whitelist-based detection and an anomaly-detection scenario using RRCF for monitoring log volume change. Click here to read the whole article
Posts By: Lynn Pinto
Why have a DPO? The economic benefits highlighted
The CNIL¹ has published a study entitled ‘What are the economic benefits of having a DPO in a company?’, which shows that appointing a Data Protection Officer (DPO) offers companies more than just compliance and legal protection; it also provides them with a valuable economic resource. Here is an overview of the main benefits identified by the study: Competitive advantage: GDPR compliance reassures customers and increases the chances of winning bids. Reduced risk of penalties: the DPO prevents data breaches and safeguards the company’s reputation. Fewer data leaks: its action enhances security and reduces the impact of cyberattacks. More efficient data management: less unnecessary storage, reduced costs, and better internal organization. A profitable investment: companies that view compliance as a lever reap measurable benefits. You can find the entire CNIL study in original French language here:https://www.cnil.fr/fr/quels-benefices-economiques-du-dpo-en-entreprise [1] Commission Nationale de l’Informatique et des Libertés, is the French Data Protection Authority.
IDPS-ESCAPE (v0.4): RADAR for enhanced SOAR Capabilities
Risk-aware Anomaly Detection-based Automated Response The IDPS-ESCAPE team is excited to announce a major update to the RADAR subsystem, delivering new SOAR capabilities for automated threat detection and response in modern Security Operations Centers (SOCs). Click here to read the whole article
Launch of our new Whistleblowing service – WBaaS
itrust consulting is pleased to announce the launch of Whistleblowing as a Service. WBaaS ensures a way to report violations of the law within a company without repercussions for the employee, ensuring conformity to the law of 16 May 2023, concerning companies with over 50 employees and communes with over 10 000 inhabitants. The service includes the setup of an internal channel, and our expert will review any reports made via the platform to verify the appropriate anonymization and clarity of the information provided. Only authorized and mandated people of the targeted organization get access to the report. It is possible to make a report via phone call or in a meeting, but the easiest method is to file it on the platform, which guarantees the highest security standards. For more information, click here.
Cybersecurity: An opportunity for vendors – a nightmare for insiders
Article for Lëtzebuerger Gemengen At a time when organized crime has found a goldmine in cyber-attacks, generating profits faster than drugs, and when heads of state intent on endangering our democracy are funding cyber-crime, defense no longer holds water, and leaders are repeating their mistakes, according toCarlo Harpes, head of itrust consulting and a dedicated insider since 1992. To read the full article, click here.


