Chenta Lee

Chief Architect of Threat Intelligence, IBM Security

Chenta Lee is the Chief Architect of Threat Intelligence at IBM Security. He specializes in developing advanced threat detection frameworks and leads the strategic integration of threat intelligence into IBM’s cybersecurity solutions.

Intelligence & Analytics August 8, 2023

Unmasking hypnotized AI: The hidden risks of large language models

11 min read - The emergence of Large Language Models (LLMs) is redefining how cybersecurity teams and cybercriminals operate. As security teams leverage the capabilities of generative AI to bring more simplicity and speed into their operations, it’s important we recognize that cybercriminals are…

Threat Intelligence April 11, 2023

How to provide relevant threat intelligence

3 min read - In the evolution of cybersecurity, the threat landscape is ever-changing while the line of defense is ever-shrinking. Security professionals started with securing the perimeters, but now we need to assume a breach in a zero-trust environment. However, providing intelligence to…

Intelligence & Analytics December 16, 2021

Zero Trust and DNS Security: Better Together

4 min read - How many times have you heard the popular information security joke: “It’s always DNS”? It means that every time there’s a problem you can’t figure out, you will dig until you reach the conclusion that it’s always DNS. But DNS…

Advanced Threats October 6, 2021

Phishing Attacks Are Top Cyber Crime Threat, Easier Than Ever to Create and Deploy

4 min read - Why is one of cyber crime’s oldest threats still going strong? The Anti-Phishing Working Group (APWG) reports that January 2021 marked an unprecedented high in the APWG’s records, with over 245,771 phishing attacks in one month. IBM X-Force’s 2021 Threat…

Zero Trust May 15, 2020

What the Data Is Telling Us About the Current Rise in Security Threats During the COVID-19 Pandemic

5 min read - IBM X-Force Research has been seeing a significant number of new malicious domains related to COVID-19 appear in the wild since late February 2020, based on Quad 9 data.

Intelligence & Analytics October 11, 2018

How to Use DNS Analytics to Find the Compromised Domain in a Billion DNS Queries

6 min read - Using unique methods of analyzing DNS data, advanced DNS analytics enables security teams to quickly and proactively find and eliminate potential threats.

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Chenta Lee

Unmasking hypnotized AI: The hidden risks of large language models

How to provide relevant threat intelligence

Zero Trust and DNS Security: Better Together

Phishing Attacks Are Top Cyber Crime Threat, Easier Than Ever to Create and Deploy

What the Data Is Telling Us About the Current Rise in Security Threats During the COVID-19 Pandemic

How to Use DNS Analytics to Find the Compromised Domain in a Billion DNS Queries

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