I greatly enjoyed discussing Open Knowledge Maps (@OKMaps) at the Munin Conference on Scholarly Publishing (@MuninConf) in Tromsø 🇳🇴 last week.
It was fantastic to speak about the possibilities for community-led AI systems in scholarly communication and to share how participatory governance and open infrastructures can create impactful, community-owned tools.
A huge thank you to the organisers and participants for such a stimulating event! 👏
Threat hunting is a proactive and iterative approach to detecting and isolating advanced threats that evade existing security solutions. Unlike traditional security measures that rely on automated alerts, threat hunting involves a human-driven process. Skilled threat hunters actively seek
This morning, we're thrilled to publish the @tidalcyber Ultimate Guide to Cyber Threat Profiling. At 57 pages of workflows, tips, resources, and infographics, I’m out of many more words to add here – check it out and let us know what you think!
#threatprofile #threatinformeddefense #mitreattack #DiamondModel #TTP #APT #ransomware #risk #cyber
Interesting aspect of today's announcement by Microsoft that they're moving toward a new, tiered/nested #CTI #ThreatActor naming schema: in moving away from element names as placeholders for activity groups/clusters as defined through a methodology like #DiamondModel, and towards a schema that posits definite value in adversary attributes (primarily geography, for now), has Microsoft Threat Intel changed some aspects of methodology and clustering to include increasing amounts of "who-focused" linking?
FWIW, they're one of the only private shops that I think could do that sort of linking with any degree of success or accuracy on a consistent basis.
Peter Kraker
RedPacket Security
TropChaud
Joe Słowik
ClementB