The Strategic, Operational, & Tactical Levels of Cyber Threat Intelligence
This post defines the strategic, operational and tactical levels of cyber threat intelligence, who uses it and how it protects organizations and users.
Malicious Cyber Actors (MCAs), refer to individuals or entities that perform malicious acts against others – entities or individuals. MCAs may be responsible for malicious incident which impact, or have the potential to impact, the safety or security of another. MCAs are also referred to as threat actors, malicious actors, or bad actors.
Connected Consumer-Grade Equipment: The Next Attack Surface
Rife with vulnerabilities that are actively probed by MCAs, connected consumer-grade equipment is poised to be the next attack surface.
Catching MCAs at the Intersection of Infrastructure and Influence
The intersection of infrastructure and influence creates linkages which may become discoverable and aid cyber defenders in catching MCAs.
CTI: Collection and Processing
Learn about the CTI Collection and Processing stages of the feedback loop and how zvelo leverages each stage for Cyber Threat Intelligence.
Black Hat 2020: zvelo Cybersecurity Observations
Black Hat 2020, emphasizing an aim to undermine the legitimacy of the upcoming US elections, observations from zvelo’s Cybersecurity Team.
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI): Planning and Direction
zvelo’s Cybersecurity Team shares how you can use Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) to successfully deliver actionable intelligence to support executive decision making which protects your Operating Environment (EO).
Whitelisted Sites Are Being Used to Deliver Malware
Malicious Cyber Actors increasingly exploit seemingly legitimate whitelisted sites to deliver malware, utilizing our own tools and trust against us.