The precise date of his flight from Russia is unknown – but despite this antipathy, he returned to Russia in January 2024. This period between the two events is the focus of a report from Intel 471.
As Chief Intelligence Officer, Michael DeBolt is part of the Intel 471 executive team leading a globally diverse team of adversary and technical researchers, linguists, analysts, and intelligence consultants serving client CTI teams representing organizations in all shapes and sizes.
As VP of HR, Emma Denning leads a team that balances strategy with agility, ensuring a globally dispersed, remote workforce stays connected, engaged, and empowered. From replacing policies with light touch principles to championing trust and accountability, Emma is helping shape an HR function that truly supports both people and performance. In this spotlight, Emma shares her insights on what it takes to build an agile, people-first HR function that truly makes a difference.
Intel 471 announced enhancements to its HUNTER platform, including Bring Your Own Hunts, a feature that allows threat hunters to map hunt queries to tried-and-tested methodology for managing investigations and measuring hunt performance metrics, and Guided Threat Hunts, which helps security teams hunt advanced adversary behaviors with greater speed, decisiveness and consistency.
Cybersecurity innovation depends heavily on visionary leadership and technical excellence. This year's finalists are notable for pushing boundaries, adopting unconventional approaches, and significantly enhancing cybersecurity practices.
Over the past few weeks, security researchers from Intel 471 and Proofpoint have uncovered a disturbing trend: AI-powered phishing kits are now being sold openly on Telegram, many of them boasting integrations with ChatGPT-style language models and LinkedIn scraping capabilities.
Jeremy Kirk, the Executive Editor for Cyber Threat Intelligence at Intel 471, explains how threat actors can leverage remote monitoring and management (RMM) software solutions. This article originally appeared in Insight Jam, an enterprise IT community that enables human conversation on AI.
Sam’s Club confirmed it is investigating a possible cyberattack after the retailer was referenced on a leak site by the prolific Clop ransomware gang.
With global tensions climbing, cyber attacks linked to nation-states and their allies are becoming more common, sophisticated, and destructive. For organizations, cybersecurity can’t be treated as separate from world events anymore, they’re closely connected.
2025 brings us close to an interesting milestone - ransomware attacks, in their current, enterprise-focused form, are almost a decade old. These attacks are so common today, it's impossible to report on all of them.
A significant leak of internal chat logs from the Black Basta ransomware group has provided cybersecurity researchers with unprecedented insight into their operations, capabilities, and motivations.
A team of academics has found a way to remotely turn any Bluetooth-capable device into an AirTag tracker. The technique is named nRootTag and abuses how Apple's FindMy network indexes AirTags and searches for tracked or lost devices.
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