Intelligence & Analytics December 30, 2021

Intelligent Adversary Engagement: Deceiving the Attacker

3 min read - Traditional security isn’t always enough to keep attackers at bay. When it comes to sneaking into networks, detection will often only come after malicious traffic reaches systems such as next-generation firewalls and intrusion detection and prevention systems. Meanwhile, threat actors…

Government May 29, 2018

What Are the Legalities and Implications of ‘Hacking Back’?

3 min read - The concept of "hacking back" opens up a wide range of cyber defense tools to IT and security managers. Lawmakers are interested in new rules that allow for more flexibility with these activities.

Fraud Protection March 6, 2018

February’s Top Cybersecurity News Stories: Nice Phish You Got There

3 min read - Last month's cybersecurity news cycle featured a tricky cryptocurrency-stealing Trojan, targeted phishing attacks, interesting insights about millennials' identity protection habits and more.

Artificial Intelligence February 27, 2018

An Interview With IBM Master Inventor James Kozloski on His New Security Patent: The Cognitive Honeypot

3 min read - An innocent conversation with a colleague at the office printing station led IBM Master Inventor James Kozloski to land a security patent for the cognitive honeypot, a tool to combat spear phishing.

Data Protection November 13, 2015

The Role of Deliberate Obfuscation for Overall Data Security and Privacy

2 min read - Deliberate obfuscation could be a viable method for organizations looking to maximize their data security and privacy through more advanced techniques.

Intelligence & Analytics March 16, 2015

Analyzing Queries on a Honeypot Name Server for Better DNS Log Quality

8 min read - Monitoring a honeypot name server for queries in a public cloud is an easy and popular way of collecting data on "Internet noise."