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In Democracy We Trust
In July 2020, enterprising PhD candidates and a Johns Hopkins professor began aggregating predictions of unrest in the United States into a site unsubtly titled…
Steps for External and Internal Threat Hunting in the Aftermath of SolarWinds
The holiday season is full of joy, anticipation, and the latest technology breach news. With this being 2020, the technology industry…
White Supremacist Movements Are Exploding
Violent white supremacist movements have been undergoing a strong resurgence since 2013. Does your company have eyes…
Actioning Cyber Threat Intelligence for Cloud-based Enterprise
Today, many companies are primarily cloud-based with little on-premise infrastructure. These organizations…
How to Successfully Implement a Threat Intelligence Program
BlogHow to Successfully Implement a Threat Intelligence Program Threats continue to occur on a global scale. They are large, they are complex, and they are growing. This problem has led to widespread interest in tailoring intelligence programs that provide insight...
Weaponization for Disinformation
Continuing our series on the adversarial mindset, we focus on how actors weaponize narratives for disinformation operations…
What is Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior?
Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior (CIB) is a common phrase heard in the news regarding disinformation, misinformation…
Weaponization for Cyber-Enabled Fraud
In our previous blog, we highlighted how fraudsters conduct reconnaissance for fraud activities…
Weaponizing Tools for Computer Network Operations
Continuing in our series on the adversarial mindset, we focus on weaponization for computer network operations…
How Adversaries Conduct Reconnaissance for Disinformation Operations
Building on our series exploring the adversarial mindset, disinformation actors seek amplification of their content, regardless of whether…
An Introduction to Honeypots
In our latest blog series, we discuss how threat intelligence can be applied smarter for medium sized organizations with limited resources…
Using Selectors For Open Source Intelligence
BlogUsing Selectors For Open Source Intelligence A “selector” is not a generally defined term in enterprise security, but selectors are important for understanding open source intelligence and investigations in the digital realm. Building on our previous technical...
Making Threat Intelligence Useful for Medium-Sized Enterprises
BlogMaking Threat Intelligence Useful for Medium-Sized Enterprises Medium-sized enterprises that don’t have sophisticated security operations teams typically focus on the basic blocking and tackling of information security: policies around financial controls, incident...
How Adversaries Conduct Reconnaissance For Computer Network Operations
BlogHow Adversaries Conduct Reconnaissance For Computer Network Operations The adversarial mindset is the core that allows us to provide a world-class intelligence capability tailored to the needs of business. Many people ask what it means to have the adversarial...
Six Considerations for Building a Cyber Threat Intelligence Program
BlogSix Considerations for Building a Cyber Threat Intelligence Program When evaluating cyber threat intelligence programs for enterprise, organizations should consider six critical topics before spending on data. It’s natural for an organization to start from one of...
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