The Science and Art of File Reputation
The CCleaner and NotPetya malware attacks in 2017 show how vulnerable even the biggest companies can be. Defenders need threat intelligence for faster vulnerability management.
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Recorded Future Blog
Intelligence analysis, industry perspective, product updates, company news, and more.
Fusion Use Case: Internal Threat Reporting
In part three of the Recorded Future Fusion series we look at another new capability called “analyst notes.” Now, our users can include their own internal analysis directly in the Recorded Future platform.
Product
2 days AGO
Karen Kiffney
The Increasing Affordability of Crimeware as a Service
Many hackers are now creating products to sell to less tech-savvy customers. Crimeware as a service allows criminals to focus on quantity over quality, with fewer vulnerabilities exploited more widely.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
3 days AGO
The Recorded Future Team
Integrating Threat Intelligence Into Security
Recorded Future has launched Recorded Future Connect Xchange, a technology integration program that provides access to rich threat intelligence directly in the security solutions teams are already using.
Company
3 days AGO
Ashleigh Erturk
7 of the Top 10 Vulnerabilities Target Microsoft
In this episode, our experts discuss the findings from our recent vulnerability research and explain how organizations can use this information for planning their defenses.
Company
4 days AGO
Amanda McKeon
Sharpening Your Threat Intelligence Sources for Relevancy and Action
It can be difficult to differentiate between useful threat intelligence sources and those that aren’t relevant. Before implementing threat intelligence, it’s critical to understand what your business needs.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
1 week AGO
Monica Todros
Fusion Use Case: Automated Bulk Enrichment
This post looks at the ability to import a list of indicators or entities into Recorded Future Fusion to automatically add contextualized threat intelligence. We call this use case automated bulk enrichment.
Product
1 week AGO
Karen Kiffney
Microsoft Office Tops the Exploit Charts
Seven of the top 10 most exploited vulnerabilities in 2017 targeted Microsoft products, a shift from past years. The more troubling news, however, was Microsoft’s slow response to these vulnerabilities.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
1 week AGO
The Recorded Future Team