Category: ThreatQuotient
The coming reckoning: Showing ROI from threat intelligence
Threat intelligence has been a part of cyber defense processes in the private sector for nearly a decade now. Many threat intelligence teams were initially composed of classically trained intel operators from the public sector, where theyThe Second Building Block for the SOC of the Future: An Open Integration Framework
The SOC of the future must be data driven, so it’s essential that systems and tools can work together As we turn the page on another year and read the columns on “what’s in/what’s out”, one of the trends inRun out of Netflix options? Check out our Most Popular Webinars for 2021
Run out of Netflix options? Check out our Most Popular Webinars for 2021 KASEY ELLO We’re fortunate to have a depth and breadth of cybersecurity expertise here at ThreatQuotient, and through our partner network. And we take great pride inThe Threat Model as a Compass
The Threat Model as a Compass ANTHONY STITT The purpose of the Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) team is to understand the cyber threat environment and communicate intelligence so that the organisation can make better decisions about loweringWhat Does Sun Tzu Have to Do with XDR? More Than You Might Think!
What Does Sun Tzu Have to Do with XDR? More Than You Might Think! ANTHONY PERRIDGE Military general and philosopher Sun Tzu once led the largest armies in the world and authored The Art of War, still considered a masterpiece of tactical warfareIntegration of the ThreatQ platform into McAfee Enterprise infrastructure
Integration of the ThreatQ platform into McAfee Enterprise infrastructure EUTIMIO FERNANDEZ Proper management of threat data is critical in today’s security operations and modern SOCs. The knowledge of threats, their priority in ourAcronyms Aside, the SOC of the Future Needs These 3 Capabilities
Every discipline has its acronyms, but I’d venture to say cybersecurity has more than its share. We use them to describe threat actors and how they operate, as well as different security teams, their certifications and the tools they use.ThreatQuotient dévoile ThreatQ v5 : pour soutenir le SOC du futur avec des capacités clés de gestion des données
L’approche axée sur les données, l’architecture d’open intégration et l’automatisation équilibrée de ThreatQ permettent aux équipes de travailler plus rapidement et deCybersecurity Breakthrough Awards Names ThreatQuotient Security Automation Solution of the Year
Cybersecurity Breakthrough Awards Names ThreatQuotient Security Automation Solution of the Year MARC SOLOMON With thousands of tools and technologies to choose from, navigating through cybersecurity categories and technologies to find a solution3 Questions for MDRs Helping to Get Your Enterprise to XDR
An XDR implementation can quickly turn into a very large consulting project requiring significant time and budget As cybersecurity professionals we’re accustomed to change. We know that as soon as new attack vectors emerge, threat actorsLoad More