When people ask what I think the number one tool in my arsenal is, I tell them without pause it is YARA. From versatility to function, YARA beats the stuffing... read more →
“Pew Pew” maps. You know, those world maps with arcing lines traveling from city to city, country to country going “pew pew”. They definitely look impressive (and is pretty to... read more →
If it hasn't become obvious, I have a great appreciation for YARA. So I keep my eye on articles about it, both good and bad. It's rare that you see... read more →
CyberDefenses is very excited to announce the availability of a 1-Day Deep Dive series of courses. These new classes each provide students with an immersive experience in a topic... read more →
Are you an interesting target? In the rack and stack of threat intelligence, the tactics used by an adversary are illuminating. It's easier to flip the toggle and switch in... read more →
If you are a U.S. federal government contractor (or anyone else who touches CUI), you’re probably aware of NIST SP 800-171. If not, you certainty should be – and fast. ... read more →
In a previous post (located here) we chatted about CRITs and using targets. While this was in relation to phishing, it doesn't need to be. The Targets collection is really... read more →
As a services company, it's probably no surprise that we help people. When companies need a hand or need to add in a capability that they previously didn’t have, we... read more →
CRITs was introduced a bit earlier as a threat intelligence platform (TIP) worth your time to review, if not employ in your enterprise. Let me show a quick example why.... read more →
CRITical introduction--A play on words, to be sure. Collaborative Research in Threats, or CRITs for short, is a threat intelligence platform (TIP). It's the repository where you store threat data... read more →
