Category: ThreatQuotient
Advancing Women in Cybersecurity – One CMO’s Journey
The number of women in cybersecurity is on the rise. Recent research finds women hold 25% of cybersecurity jobs globally in 2022, up from 20% in 2019, and projected to reach 30% […]ThreatQuotient Selected by Sysdig to Scale Cloud Threat Detection and Response
Sysdig has standardized on the ThreatQ Platform for data-driven security operations, saving time and improving threat detection and research capabilities at scale Ashburn, Va. – Feb. 23, 2023 – On […]There’s a New and Potentially More Dangerous Arrow in Cupid’s Quiver
There’s a New and Potentially More Dangerous Arrow in Cupid’s Quiver Julia Weifenbach It’s Valentine’s Day and love is in the air. Flowers, candy, cards and dinner are some of […]ISO 27001 welcomes Threat Intelligence
ISO 27001 welcomes Threat Intelligence Ramiro Céspedes Introduction In my previous article I defined what is Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), described how to measure it and explained why it is […]Dealing With the Carcinization of Security
Varied viewpoints as related security concepts take on similar traits create substantial confusion among security teams trying to evaluate and purchase security technologies. Recently, a friend brought up the term […]Effectively meeting and exceeding the requirements of the SAMA Cyber Threat Intelligence Principles
Effectively meeting and exceeding the requirements of the SAMA Cyber Threat Intelligence Principles Munaf Kazi Responsible for supervising nearly $1Trillion of assets across 30 banks and financial institutions, SAMA plays a crucialHere’s What ThreatQuotient’s Crystal Ball Says for 2023
Here’s What ThreatQuotient’s Crystal Ball Says for 2023 Dave Krasik From the team at ThreatQuotient, we hope you had a wonderful 2022 and are looking forward to an even better […]SANS CyberThreat: an inside track on Europe’s premier cyber security conference
In January the eyes of the global cyber security community will turn to London as the Cyberthreat conference gets under way. First launched in 2018, the event is a highlight […]XDR and the Age-old Problem of Alert Fatigue
XDR’s fully loaded value to threat detection, investigation and response will only be realized when it is viewed as an architecture According to 451 Research’s M&A Knowledgebase, cybersecurity M&A activity […]2022, Naughty or Nice?
2022, Naughty or Nice? Noor Boulos There were so many notable things that have happened in 2022, here’s some to name a few. We have gotten back to a “normal” […]Load More