Threat Intelligence
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An Untested Backup Is a Hypothesis, Not a Recovery Plan
Organisations discover their backups were incomplete, encrypted alongside production, or unrestorable at exactly the moment they need them.
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Phishing Moved Off Email and Your Training Did Not Follow
Attackers now phish through chat, SMS, search ads, and the help desk. Annual email-based training addresses a channel that is…
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You Cannot Secure an Asset Nobody Told You About
Attackers routinely find internet-facing systems that the security team's own inventory does not list, because discovery is easier from outside…
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Threat Hunting Without a Hypothesis Is Just Browsing Logs
Opening a search console and looking for something suspicious produces nothing repeatable. A hunt starts with a specific claim you…
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Initial Access Brokers Turned Intrusion Into a Supply Chain
The group that breaches your perimeter is often not the group that encrypts your files. Access is bought and sold…
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Detection Rules Need the Same Lifecycle as Application Code
A rule written once and never tested silently stops working when a log format changes, and nobody notices because absence…
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Most Threat Intelligence Feeds Produce Alerts, Not Intelligence
A list of malicious IP addresses expires within days. Knowledge of how an actor operates stays useful for years.
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Attackers Prefer Your Own Tools Because Your Tools Are Allowed
PowerShell, WMI and certutil are signed, expected and installed everywhere, which makes signature-based detection useless against them.
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Ransomware Stopped Being About Encryption — Here Is the Current Playbook
Modern ransomware operators steal data before encrypting anything, and many skip encryption entirely. Backups no longer solve the problem they…
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