Asritha Narina

Asritha Narina is a Senior Threat Analyst at Netenrich. She specializes in tracking emerging cyber threats, analyzing adversary behaviors, and translating complex technical data into actionable defense intelligence. She is a recognized contributor to the MITRE ATT&CK framework, specifically noted for her threat research on the Iranian threat actor Agrius. She also explores Intelligent AI agents that can be leveraged to proactively detect, investigate, and mitigate global cyber threats at scale.

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When Trust Becomes the Attack Surface: Understanding Modern Software Supply Chain Attacks

Most enterprise applications today are more integration projects than original code. Open-source libraries, third-party APIs, automated pipelines,...

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Bootstrapping and Maximizing the Cybersecurity Budget

Jul 14, 2026 by Raju Chekuri

The decision to rebuild Netenrich without raising outside capital in 2018 was...

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Adversary Path Modeling: Proactive Threat Modeling

Jul 9, 2026 by Raju Chekuri

Lateral movement is one of the most important adversary techniques to detect -...

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The Biggest Flaw in Security Operations Architecture

Jul 7, 2026 by Raju Chekuri

There is a structural mismatch at the heart of most enterprise security...

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The 3-minute Heist: Securing Modern Environments against Cloud Data Exfiltration.

Jun 9, 2026 by Suma Ballal

Modern cloud environments have fundamentally changed how enterprise data is...

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Non-Human Identity Security: Why Defending NHIs Requires Detection and Posture Working Together

Jun 9, 2026 by Suma Ballal

Non-Human Identities (NHIs)—service accounts, automation tokens, CI/CD pipeline...

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Revolutionizing Telemetry: Announcing Praxis Intelligent Data Pipeline Management by Netenrich for Google SecOps

Jun 5, 2026 by Netenrich

As modern enterprises scale, their security operations inevitably face a...

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The 39-Minute Investigation: How Five Low-Severity Alerts Became a Confirmed Account Takeover

Jul 8, 2026 by Suma Ballal

Business Email Compromise used to be relatively straightforward to describe: a...

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LiteLLM PyPI Supply Chain Attack: What Happened & How to Fix It

Apr 6, 2026 by Harsha Koushik

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On March 24, 2026, two malicious versions of the litellm Python...

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When Trust Becomes the Attack Surface: Understanding Modern Software Supply Chain Attacks

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Bootstrapping and Maximizing the Cybersecurity Budget

Adversary Path Modeling: Proactive Threat Modeling

The Biggest Flaw in Security Operations Architecture

Agentic SOC

The 3-minute Heist: Securing Modern Environments against Cloud Data Exfiltration.

Non-Human Identity Security: Why Defending NHIs Requires Detection and Posture Working Together

Revolutionizing Telemetry: Announcing Praxis Intelligent Data Pipeline Management by Netenrich for Google SecOps

Threat Research

The 39-Minute Investigation: How Five Low-Severity Alerts Became a Confirmed Account Takeover

LiteLLM PyPI Supply Chain Attack: What Happened & How to Fix It

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