The threat intelligence lifecycle is the structured process by which threat intelligence is gathered, processed, analyzed, and applied. It’s a continuous and iterative cycle involving six phases, that empowers cybersecurity teams to predict, detect, and respond to threats with enhanced efficacy.
Recognizing the need to safeguard the privacy of its citizens, India has introduced the Digital Personal Data Protection (DPDP) Bill 2023. By empowering individuals, regulating data processors, and establishing a robust governance structure, the Bill sets a strong foundation for protecting personal data, and marks a significant step towards a new era of privacy.
While both penetration testing and red teaming seek to bolster an organization’s security, their approaches and objectives differ. Regular Penetration Testing, complemented by periodic Red Teaming Exercise, can provide an organization with a 360-degree view of its security posture.
Citrix recently issued an advisory alerting customers of a critical-severity vulnerability (CVE-2023-3519) in NetScaler ADC and NetScaler Gateway that already has exploits in the wild. To mitigate the risk, Citrix strongly advises its customers to promptly install the latest updates for these products.
IoT security testing involves a thorough examination of IoT devices and systems to detect potential vulnerabilities and weak points. Given the vast network of components and layers involved in an IoT system, an extensive and multi-faceted approach to security testing is imperative.
Sensitive data is the lifeblood of any organization, encompassing a wide range of information that, if exposed or mishandled, can have detrimental consequences. Therefore, it is imperative for organizations to not only understand what constitutes sensitive data but also have robust measures like data discovery and classification to protect it.
While in-house SOCs have traditionally been the go-to solution, the increasing complexity of managing them has made third-party Managed Detection and Response solutions an attractive alternative. With an MDR solution, organizations get a subscription-based service that provides the same or higher level of security monitoring and response capabilities as an in-house SOC, but at a much lower cost.
A Software Bill of Materials (SBOM) provides a comprehensive inventory of a software system’s components and their dependencies and is emerging as a key solution for software security and compliance. Unlike traditional inventory lists, SBOMs offer granular visibility into the software supply chain and help track dependencies across the system.
Traditional pentesting, which entails emulating real-world attacks to uncover vulnerabilities in an organization’s infrastructure and applications, has long been the preferred approach. However, a more proactive and comprehensive solution known as continuous pentesting has emerged as an alternative methodology.
The process of threat hunting is usually built on the foundation of planning, baselining, and testing based on the hypothesis. Besides these, a threat hunter also uses automated tools to boost threat analysis and identify any suspicious patterns and relationships on a large scale.
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