For most organizations, especially small and mid-market businesses, tracking who is behind an attack delivers far less value than understanding what attackers are doing and how to defend against it.
Perfectly targeted advertising is just information. It reduces or distills the noise down to information which is welcomed by the recipient. What does this have to do with your threat intelligence program? Everything.
It’s important that businesses monitor Dark Web trends and activity to monitor what data has been breached and understand where there might be weak links at the employee and enterprise level.
Nokia's Threat Intelligence Report noted an increase in IoT attacks stemming from poor security practices, the use of automated tools by attackers, and Internet visibility of devices.
While the frequency, intensity, and sophistication of DDoS attacks continues to rise, enterprises do have one factor on their side: the loud, distributed nature of DDoS attacks.
Growing gap in cybersecurity workforce can be addressed by tapping into real-time information and threat intelligence from SOC analysts and security teams around the world.
