Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is an integral tool for both security teams and supply chain managers to enable them to gain clear oversight of potential disruptions across the supply chain and implement timely responses.

Organizational doxing is on the rise and can be immensely damaging, exposing company secrets and customer data, or more directly exposing executives to new levels of threats.

Tensions around the US election are high for both ends of the political spectrum. There has been an increase in polarization and militarization and many Signal customers have expressed concern.

Ransomware attacks are becoming more complex and brazen with big companies like Garmin in their crosshairs. What do security professionals need to know about ransomware attacks, and what measures and precautions can they take to mitigate the potential damages?

With the right tools, like Signal threat intelligence software, monitoring and filtering through information on the dark web is entirely possible without ever needing to download a Tor browser, allowing users to effectively protect their staff, customers and assets.

In this article, we explore a growing concern for a number of businesses which poses increased year on year risk, with increasingly costly repercussions - credential stuffing. Why does it pose a severe security risk? And how can dark web monitoring and social media monitoring be used to mitigate the threat of data breaches?

Social media is a key source of intelligence for corporate security professionals. As such, it's vital that they choose the right tool for the job to enable efficient social media monitoring and effectively detect potential threats early.

In 2018 we launched Signal Spotlight! This feature allows users to analyse the emotion behind potential threats to determine associated risk. Signal users get a real-time overview of the emotional state of Signal search results to better understand the emotional drive behind identified threat intelligence.