Threat Intelligence
13 terms in this topic area.
Advanced Persistent Threat (APT)
An Advanced Persistent Threat (APT) is a long-running, targeted attack. See how APTs work and how organizations detect and stop them.
Advanced Persistent Threat Monitoring
Advanced Persistent Threat Monitoring protects organizations against targeted cyberattacks. This guide shows how it works and how to set it up.
Cyber Kill Chain
The Cyber Kill Chain splits a cyberattack into seven phases. See how to use the model to protect your company at every stage.
Cyber Threat Hunting
Cyber threat hunting is a proactive way to find and counter threats. See the strategies, tools and best practices behind it.
Cyber Threat Landscape
The cyber threat landscape shows current threats and who is behind them. See how companies and individuals can protect their systems.
Dark Web
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet. See how it works, where it came from, and which risks and myths surround it today.
Dark Web Monitoring
Dark web monitoring spots when your company data shows up on the darknet. How it works, what to do when you get a hit and where its limits are.
Honeypot
A honeypot is a decoy that lures attackers so you can study their methods. See how honeypots work, the main types, benefits and risks.
Honeytoken
A honeytoken is a decoy piece of data. It reveals unauthorized access early and helps you fend off cyberattacks.
Indicators of Compromise (IoC)
Indicators of Compromise (IoC) are traces that point to an attack. See why they matter and how to use them to protect your company.
Insider Threat
An insider threat is a security risk from within an organization. See how to detect insider threats and protect your company.
OSINT
What is OSINT? Its meaning, common sources, the OSINT cycle, well-known tools and how companies can use OSINT research legally to improve their security.
Threat Intelligence Feeds
Threat intelligence feeds deliver current data on threats. See how they work, what they contain and how they help you detect threats early.