Threat Intelligence

Threat intelligence is a critical component of any cybersecurity approach, it assists in identifying and tackling existing and new waves of cyber threats. But not all threat intelligence is created equal.

Unlike some other technology areas, the number of security vendors and tools a typical organization needs is between 60 and 75 security tools. This sprawl is almost unique to the security space. What is causing it? What problems does it create? How can organizations address the problem?

In this post, we will explore the synergistic benefits of small businesses leveraging threat intelligence and Extended Detection and Response (XDR) solutions to help secure their IT environments and sensitive data resources.

So many aspects of our personal and business lives have moved online. Unfortunately it has also made the lives of cybercriminals who want to steal from us or disrupt our lives much easier too. This creates challenges for anyone trying to develop the Threat Intelligence needed to detect the activities of cybercriminals.

In this post we will explore the world of malware analysis, and how it plays an important role in contributing to the threat intelligence that Samurai XDR relies on to protect you and your digital infrastructure.

Increasingly, organizations of all sizes are starting to augment their cyber defenses through Threat Hunting. In this post we will explore what Cyber Threat Hunting is and how it can help you to improve your cyber defenses.

This article discusses the ways generative AI is radically changing cybersecurity and how an extended detection and response platform protects an IT environment from cyberattacks developed with these powerful tools.

We are going to look at how behavior analytics can be used to help identify threats to the environment that escape detection from traditional cybersecurity measures. Effective use of behavior analytics can improve an organization’s security posture and better protect it from threat actors.