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9 Top Tips to Improve Incident Response and Remediation
In the first four months of 2024, there were 9,478 publicly disclosed cybersecurity incidents globally [1]. That’s more than 100 every day. During these incidents, more than 35 billion data records were compromised. Read more
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Navigating Today’s Threat Landscape: How Threat Intelligence Powered by Deception Empowers Businesses
From cloud migration and AI-powered customer service bots to augmented reality onboarding and beyond, businesses in every conceivable industry are discovering the benefits of digital transformation. Read more
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Detect & Defend: A Step-by-Step Guide to Implementing A Successful Threat Intelligence Strategy
The average cost of a data breach in the US at $9.48 million, a rise of 10% over the last three years, according to Statista’s latest figures. Read more
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Chinese Cyber Espionage Campaign Exploits FortiOS Vulnerabilities: Post-Exploitation Threat Intel Powered by Deception
In a concerning development, Dutch officials have reported a Chinese cyber espionage campaign targeting dozens of Western governments. Read more
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7 Questions a CISO Should Ask About Threat Intelligence Powered by Deception
Threat intelligence powered by deception is quickly gaining traction in the CISO community for its proactive approach to cyber threat detection. The benefits are many, including rapid threat detection and specific, actionable insights on threat actors that can safeguard your organization in the future. However, reaping these rewards requires careful strategic planning. In this article,… Read more
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Enhancing Critical Infrastructure Security: The Role of Threat Intelligence
Critical infrastructure is the name given to the hardware, software, networks, and systems that allow humans to live their lives. Critical infrastructure categories include defense, healthcare, and government facilities. Unfortunately, in recent years, critical infrastructure has become a target for malicious cyber actors from nation-states, including China, Russia, Iran, and North Korea. Numerous examples exist… Read more