It should be an axiom: we undermine our cyber security when we retreat into silos. That’s because bad actors profit off of us when we separate ourselves by technology, department, organization, or sector. Ultimately, siloing doesn’t give us a business advantage; it just robs us...
Tens of thousands of security professionals descended upon sweltering Las Vegas for this year’s Black Hat security conference. Attendees spent many days attending high-quality training, watching engrossing talks covering every security topic under the rainbow, having a blast at many of the evening events, and...
As threats go, the threat of cybercrime is just as potent as any other form of crime. It’s fair to say that the average person is more likely to be embroiled in a case of stolen data or fraud than a violent crime, and the...
Recently SANS and Enisa released research reports into the current state of the threat intelligence function. The results of both studies showed significant pitfalls in actually using threat intelligence to improve security for many organizations. Let’s take a moment to baseline the value of Threat Intelligence. Intelligence...
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