✨THE EXPANDING UNIVERSE OF CYBER THREATS✨

"Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known." - Carl Sagan

Security programs are responsible for keeping up with and getting ahead of the rapid growth of cyber threats. Enterprise organizations must monitor for changes in threat actor TTPs, keep track of emerging vulnerabilities, assess gaps related to technological advances that outpace security solutions, and the list goes on. A solution that some organizations are deploying to help manage the expanding threat landscape is cyber threat intelligence. Some enterprise security teams rely on cyber threat intelligence to: prioritize and provide context to threats, dispel FUD (fear, uncertainty, and doubt), and share actionable, relevant, timely, and accurate insights with decision-makers. Join me in exploring cyber threat intelligence and the expanding universe of cyber threats.

👨‍🚀🚀👽DISCOVER SOMETHING INCREDIBLE🛰️🔭🪐

• Bluehat 2022 - Andrew Morris - Staying Ahead of Internet Background Exploitation - Link
• Bot Conf 2022 - Carlos Rubio Ricote & Markel Picado Ortiz - Qbot Code Evolution - Link
• Cyberwarcon - Link
• Focus: "specter of destruction, disruption, and malicious influence on our society through cyber capabilities"
• Cyberwarcon YouTube Videos - Link
• Mandiant - This is not a test: APT41 initiates global intrusion campaign using multiple exploits - Link
• Mandiant - M-Trends 2023 - Link
• Proofpoint - TA423/Red Ladon: Espionage in South China Sea - Link
• Red Team Blogs
• Red Team Notes - Link
• Awesome Red Teaming - (No Longer Updated) - Link
• ReliaQuest - WannaCry: An Analysis of Competing Hypotheses - Link
• Sleuthcon - Link
• Focus: "cybercrime and financially-motivated cyber threats"
• Sleuthcon YouTube Videos - Link
• Structured Analytic Techniques for Intelligence Analysis by Randolph H. Pherson and Richards J. Heuer - Link
• Target's Security Team ROCKS!!!
• SANS CTI Summit 2021: Riding the WAVE to Better Collaboration and Security by Kelsey Helms and Nate Icart - Link
• SANS Threat Hunting Summit 2019: Evolving the Hunt: A Case Study in Improving a Mature Hunt Program by David J. Bianco and Cat Self - Link
• Verizon - DBIR (Data Breach Investigations Report) - Link
• VirusTotal Sample - Link

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