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By conducting this survey, SANS had hoped to see more improvements in the use and benefits of security analytics and intelligence. However, security teams are struggling with visibility, and the use of “intelligence” is slipping. Learn more about the information gathered by SANS and understand if you’re realizing your threat intelligence investment. |
The challenge for the recipient of raw intelligence is validating whether or not the information gathered is accurate and can be used effectively in a timely manner. The results of intelligence collection can be ambiguous at best and often lacks standa…
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We’ve seen the “commercialization” of malware, with attack kits available on underground forums for anyone who wants to perpetrate a variety of attacks. Large botnets are available for rent, allowing attackers to send spam or launch DDoS attacks at will. Many attackers reuse malware and command and control protocols and methods, adapting their “products” over time to keep ahead of the antimalware industry and security professionals. As more and more attacks occur, however, the likelihood increases that some organization or group has seen the attack before. |
Many organizations are overwhelmed by the volume of indicators they see daily and can only combat these threats in a reactive manner due to lack of resources. In this presentation, we will discuss threat intelligence, what it is, why it’s important, an…
Fascinatingly, enterprise has been slow to embrace community sourcing security intelligence. Trevor Welsh of ThreatStream will present on Social Threat Intelligence (STI). This talk will detail how STI exists today, and how it might exist tomorrow. Tre…
The challenge for the recipient of raw intelligence is validating whether or not the information gathered is accurate and can be used effectively in a timely manner. The results of intelligence collection can be ambiguous at best and often lacks standa…
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We’ve seen the “commercialization” of malware, with attack kits available on underground forums for anyone who wants to perpetrate a variety of attacks. Large botnets are available for rent, allowing attackers to send spam or launch DDoS attacks at will. Many attackers reuse malware and command and control protocols and methods, adapting their “products” over time to keep ahead of the antimalware industry and security professionals. As more and more attacks occur, however, the likelihood increases that some organization or group has seen the attack before. |
Many organizations are overwhelmed by the volume of indicators they see daily and can only combat these threats in a reactive manner due to lack of resources. In this presentation, we will discuss threat intelligence, what it is, why it’s important, an…
Fascinatingly, enterprise has been slow to embrace community sourcing security intelligence. Trevor Welsh of ThreatStream will present on Social Threat Intelligence (STI). This talk will detail how STI exists today, and how it might exist tomorrow. Tre…
Even with all of the data, smart leaders, and capable contact center agents, call volume spikes can be costly for your business. You either understaff your center and risk losing business or you overstaff and eat through your budget. Often, the ea…
