Cyber Threat Intelligence Collection Planning Building a collection plan is a critical step in the process of gathering threat intelligence. A well-designed collection plan ensures that you are collecting the right information from the right sources, using the right methods, and
So what is the difference between misinformation, disinformation and deception? In today's world, the terms misinformation, disinformation, and deception are frequently used interchangeably. However, in threat intelligence terms, there are significant differences between these three concepts. Understanding these differences is critical
Cybersecurity and Threat Intelligence Blockchain technology can be used to improve cybersecurity and threat intelligence by creating a decentralized and secure network for sharing threat intelligence data. This can help businesses detect and prevent cyber attacks more quickly and effectively. For
Smart contracts are self-executing digital contracts that run on blockchain technology. They have become increasingly popular due to their ability to automate complex transactions and eliminate the need for intermediaries. However, smart contracts are not immune to security vulnerabilities, and if
Blockchain Security Overview Blockchain technology is becoming increasingly popular due to its ability to provide secure and transparent transactions without the need for a central authority. However, like any technology, blockchain is not immune to security threats. In this blog post,
Threat Intelligence on the Darknet The dark web is a term that's often used to refer to a hidden part of the internet that's not accessible through normal web browsers or search engines. This part of the web is often associated
Traditional Penetration Testing, is it enough? It is true that traditional penetration testing, which typically involves a manual assessment of a company's network and systems, may no longer be sufficient on its own to protect against modern cyber threats. There are
Threat Intelligence – Why you should seriously evaluate the limitations. As a vendor who specialises in building threat intelligence capabilities for businesses it wouldn’t be responsible of me to not touch on the limitations of such a capability during the initial
Security Testing Smart Contracts As we’ve previously discussed, we know that smart contracts are immutable meaning that once they are deployed to the blockchain they cannot be changed. If the smart contract has not been through the appropriate security audit and
Different Types of Blockchains There are many types of blockchains that exist and a number of different blockchains have evolved over a number of years. Here we will discuss some of the most notable ones. Public Blockchains Public blockchains are as
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