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A newly identified advanced persistent threat (APT) group, “Agrius”, has been exposed as the perpetrator of destructive attacks against Israeli organizations since late 2020.

US President Joe Biden recently signed an executive order (EO) aimed at strengthening network security for US federal government departments, and agencies and contractors working with them.

This guide shares years of operational best practices and expands on where dark web intelligence is useful and can be effectively leveraged into action for security teams.

A “Conti” ransomware attack on Ireland’s healthcare system, the Health Service Executive (HSE), significantly delayed the delivery of medical laboratory results and affected many outpatient services.

Colonial Pipeline Company fell victim to a cyber attack that resulted in 5,500 miles of its US fuel pipelines being shut down, causing public distress and fears of fuel shortages.

Security researchers discovered two unrelated cyber-threat campaigns targeting Microsoft SharePoint.

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.

The FBI made digital copies of malicious web-shells before removing them from hundreds of vulnerable servers in the US, without any warning to affected organizations.

A cyber-espionage campaign was found targeting the Vietnamese military and government, as well as other sectors and some entities in Thailand and Central Asia.

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.

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.