For more than a decade, Vyacheslav Igorevich Penchukov—a Ukrainian who used the online hacker name “Tank”—managed to evade cops. When FBI and Ukrainian officials raided his Donetsk apartment in 2010, the place was deserted and Penchukov had vanished.
Cybercrime represents an ever-growing risk to businesses and organizations, with the effects ranging from data theft to operational disruption to financial loss.
The Australian government is in talks with the US government over the implications of a ban of the Russian antivirus software company Kaspersky, but no plans are yet in place to follow suit.
Some new predictions and trends also come out each June at the Gartner Security & Risk Management Summit, and some other eye-opening reports and predictions have been released midyear by several top companies. This blog will examine a few of these.
Cyber criminals are beginning to use artificial intelligence to make their operations more effective — and their use goes way beyond creating better bait for phishing.
Intel 471 launched the company’s 471 Attack Surface Protection solution, an attack surface management (ASM) tool that provides its customers visibility into their external threat landscape and drives a proactive response that neutralizes threats and mitigates risk.
Intel 471 launched the company's 471 Attack Surface Protection solution, an attack surface management (ASM) tool that provides its customers unparalleled visibility into their external threat landscape and drives a proactive response that neutralizes threats and mitigates risk.
Intel 471 has launched its 471 Attack Surface Protection solution, an attack surface management (ASM) tool that provides its customers visibility into their external threat landscape and drives a proactive response that neutralizes threats and mitigates risk.
SafetyDetectives recently had the opportunity to interview Michael DeBolt, the Chief Intelligence Officer at Intel 471. Michael brings a wealth of experience to his role, having begun his career in the U.S. Marine Corps before moving into the cybersecurity field.
I spoke with Brandon Hoffman, Chief Strategy Officer at Intel 471, about the challenges and advantages of operationalizing threat intelligence. A core focus for Intel 471 is providing threat intelligence.
Intel 471, a Thoma Bravo-backed provider of cyber threat intelligence (CTI) solutions, is having active conversations and the potential for multiple buys this year still exists, said CEO and co-founder Jason Passwaters.
In the early days of threat intelligence, organizations were primarily consuming reports and linking things together. But now more entities are moving toward "operationalization out-of-the-box" for their threat intelligence programs, said Jason Passwaters, CEO of Intel 471.
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