Threat intelligence management is an essential component of any modern cybersecurity strategy. With cyber attacks becoming more sophisticated and frequent, it’s more important than ever to have the right tools and tactics in place to identify and prevent threats. A threat intelligence platform (TIP) can be a powerful tool in this fight, providing real-time insights and actionable intelligence to help organizations stay ahead of the game.

Brace for impact—CISOs and IT professionals are gearing up for what promises to be an intense year in cybersecurity. Cybercriminals are readying themselves with increasingly cunning tactics against unsuspecting organizations and users. From leveraging artificial intelligence in creating bespoke malware to launching impressively uncanny spoofed sites, the risks are becoming increasingly intricate and difficult to predict.

Today’s modern supply chains can be large and complex, involving many suppliers doing many different things. As digital transformation initiatives have accelerated, the ecosystem of suppliers has exploded. Effectively securing the supply chain is hard because vulnerabilities can be inherent, or introduced and exploited, at any point in the supply chain. Unfortunately, a compromised software supply chain can cause significant damage and disruption.

The financial services industry stands as one of the primary targets for threat actors seeking to exploit vulnerabilities and perpetrate malicious activities. The criticality of safeguarding both an organization’s infrastructure and its clientele cannot be overstated. Amidst these challenges, the role of a comprehensive threat intelligence platform emerges as a beacon of proactive defense.

Within the realm of security operations, teams face an array of hurdles, with resource limitations standing out as a significant obstacle. At ThreatQuotient, we empathize with these challenges, and our ethos revolves around a data-driven approach to threat intelligence management. Our primary aim is to channel the precise data to the appropriate systems and teams, precisely when needed, amplifying the efficiency and efficacy of security operations to tackle these challenges head-on.

As part of our effort to make the world safer, SecurityScorecard has been tracking threat actor groups conducting cyberattacks on behalf of nation states.

Well, it’s that time of year again. With the new year comes new predictions. Sometimes it seems that these posts can simply be a cut-and-paste job from year to year. I’m going to do my best to avoid that here. Let’s take a look back on some of our past predictions.