Threat Intelligence is a cornerstone of effective cybersecurity involving the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information about potential cyber threats to inform decision-making and enhance an organisation’s security posture. Threat intelligence encompasses data on emerging vulnerabilities, attack techniques, and the tactics employed by threat actors.
Organisations must detect, investigate, and respond to threats faster than ever. Success depends on measuring the right threat intelligence metrics which are those that can separate meaningful insights from overwhelming noise. For businesses, failing to do so risks reputational damage and financial loss.
The ransomware landscape in 2024 showed increased activity and sophistication, with 75 active groups and a median ransom payment of USD $200,000. Top actors like RansomHub ...
Nadir Izrael, Co-Founder & CTO, Armis explains how AI-powered threat intelligence can better protect critical infrastructure and national security, as Australian ...
Phishing-as-a-Service (PhaaS) provides attackers with advanced toolsets and templates that enable them to quickly deploy phishing campaigns.
The rapid rise and evolution ...
With AI prompt-layer protection for secure enterprise AI development and workforce usage, CrowdStrike will deliver the industry’s first complete AI Detection and Response (AIDR)
Despite years of warnings, organisations are failing to master the fundamentals of cloud security, creating significant cyber exposure gaps. As they overwhelmingly adopt ...
This report analyses a sophisticated cyber-attack targeting a military company based in the Philippines, which led to the discovery of a new and advanced malware toolset. ...
This month’s Patch Tuesday release highlights an emerging trend. For the third time this year, Microsoft patched more elevation of privilege vulnerabilities than remote code ...
