Webinar: Account Takeover: Data Findings, Popular Tools, and Prevalent Actors

This guide outlines best practices for cyber threat intelligence and features resources to leverage when developing or improving your organization's cyber threat intelligence capabilities.

A user of the cybercriminal forum RaidForums has offered 533 million records of Facebook user data for only a few US dollars.

Insurance provider CNA Financial has announced it was targeted in a cyber attack, later confirmed as involving the newly identified “Phoenix Cryptolocker” ransomware.

The new Internet of Things (IoT) botnet ZHtrap has been turning devices it has infected into honeypots, in a novel technique that highlights yet another risk presented by exposed IoT devices.

Four zero-day vulnerabilities in Microsoft Exchange Servers have been linked to more than 30,000 cyber attacks taking place in the week following their discovery.

A new round of software attacks has raised another red flag concerning supply-chain security and the prevalence of third-party supply-chain targeting.

The People’s Republic of China-linked advanced persistent threat group “APT31” reportedly cloned and deployed a zero-day exploit developed by NSA's Equation Group in 2013.

This guide draws from best practices suggested in SearchLight’s playbooks, so security professionals can improve their tools and processes to prevent employee account takeover.

When selecting the optimal Cyber Threat Intelligence solution for your organization, use this guide to assess threat intelligence providers across 6 critical categories.