TechSpective’s Threat Intelligence section examines how organizations collect, interpret, and act on information about the adversaries and techniques targeting them — and why the gap between having intelligence and using it effectively remains one of enterprise security’s most persistent problems. A central argument running through the coverage is that more intelligence isn’t the same as better defense.
As new cyber attack patterns emerge, researchers often update their latest threat intelligence reports. For teams that know how to use them, these reports are among the most powerful inputs available for making smarter security decisions. A threat intelligence report […]
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Ninety-nine percent is not a statistic you expect to see in a security report. But that’s the finding from a new survey of 500 U.S. CISOs: 99.4% of organizations experienced at least one security incident tied to their SaaS or
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Threat intelligence spending keeps going up, and so does the number of feeds organizations subscribe to. But a new survey from Malanta suggests that more intelligence hasn’t translated into fewer attacks—and the reasons why are worth paying attention to. Malanta
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Cyber adversaries have figured out something important: the best way to beat security tools is to avoid triggering them at all. There was a time when the cybersecurity threat model was pretty simple. Attackers used malware. Defenders blocked malware. Security
Hackers Don’t Need Malware Anymore, and That Changes Everything Read More »
Threats today evolve faster than most organizations can track them. In the first half of 2025 alone, our team observed an 800% surge in infostealer activity, a 246% increase in vulnerability disclosures, and a steady rise in threat actors exploiting
From Visibility to Velocity: Why Intelligence Needs to Be Taskable Read More »
When cybersecurity fails in healthcare, people get hurt. That isn’t metaphorical—it’s literal. The 2025 Ponemon Healthcare Cybersecurity Report shows what many in the field have long feared: the line between cyber risk and clinical risk has vanished. I’ve covered cybersecurity
Cybersecurity in Healthcare Is Now a Clinical Safety Issue Read More »
AI is everywhere right now. It’s in your inbox, your social feeds, and even your car. And in cybersecurity, it’s being pitched as the magic bullet that will finally let defenders keep up with attackers. I’ve covered enough hype cycles
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Progress Software’s MOVEit Transfer system is back in the cybersecurity spotlight — and not for good reasons. New telemetry from GreyNoise shows a sharp and sudden surge in scanning activity. This surge raises fears that threat actors may be preparing
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Audio advertising is booming. With programmatic audio spend projected to surpass $2 billion in 2025, it’s become one of the most promising—and vulnerable—channels in digital media. Where innovation leads, cybercrime follows. And the recent Apollo operation uncovered by HUMAN and
Apollo Exposed: What 400M Fake Ad Requests Reveal About Fraud Read More »
Organizations like yours have cybercrime on the mind – and for good reason. The volume and impact of cyberattacks have risen considerably over the years, with 2023 being a record year for losses and data breaches. With well over 300
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