Organizations need intelligent security practices and cyber habits if they want to mitigate potential damages through early data breach detection.

Threat intelligence is an essential tool for any security team. It is the gathering of evidence-based knowledge to inform action-oriented preventative and reactionary responses to an ever-evolving cyber threat landscape.

The security challenges of working from home are enormous and are invariably compounded by technological difficulties and poor home security practices.

Security teams need to be able to spot threats to executives and implement an effective response in a timely fashion. In this article, we take a look at 6 key areas that Signal OSINT is used by customers today to advance protection measures for high profile executives.

In this article, we take a look at some of the more common forms and tactics of social engineering as well as exploring just how an organization can protect itself from such an attack.

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?

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) gives security teams the ability to gather and analyse vast quantities of data and then enact effective plans to mitigate damage and even prevent threats.

Supply chain managers need accurate real-time intelligence over the entirety of operations to enable them to react to supply chain risks promptly and mitigate potential damages.

In our increasingly digital world the proliferation of disinformation forms a serious threat to organizations. To combat misinformation companies need the right tools and information.

Security professionals need to think like cybercriminals: allow machines to do the heavy lifting then add in human intervention to execute strategies as successfully as possible.