Global Threat Intelligence
Global Threat Intelligence offers a unique solution to protect organizations from security threats and vulnerabilities. It includes two areas: Intelligence and Feed.
Intelligence provides threat and vulnerability information from OSINT, CLOSINT, HUMINT, commercial and closed sources.
Cyber Threat Intelligence Feeds provide real-time insight into emerging threats and "Early Warning" services to stay abreast of the latest vulnerabilities, new attack vectors, cyber and geopolitical events.
Intelligence
The C25 Intelligence platform module provides information acquired from OSINT, CLOSINT, HUMINT, commercial sources, and closed sources on new security threats and vulnerabilities affecting the client's infrastructure or affecting victims operating in the same industry or country.
This makes possible a change in approach in the Cyber Threat Intelligence process from reactive to predictive/preventive, allowing threats to be identified quickly and mitigation processes to be implemented before they impact business processes.
Produces actionable intelligence, including technical reports and detection rules, to help reduce threats and accelerate incident response. Reports include threat actors, attack tactics and techniques, and indicators of compromise.
Most Cyber Threat Intelligence activities are performed by analysts, either through a manual process or through digital tools that can assist the analyst in extracting information of interest.
The pandemic has led to a 600% increase in attacks against large and small hotels, restaurants, and other companies, forcing businesses to prioritize cyber risk management. This is especially true now that business trips are resuming and work from anywhere policies are being adopted by companies worldwide. Guests are increasingly concerned about the security of the Wi-Fi they use to connect to corporate assets while working remotely.
The hospitality industry is an enticing target for criminals mainly due to their databases, which store gigabytes of sensitive customer data, including Payment Card Information (PCI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Hackers view this as a lucrative assault vector for crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud. Besides, the spike in lateral movement attacks has shown that hackers are turning unprotected networks into gateways for targeted attacks on businesses.
With regards to share of incidents, hospitality ranked third, with 13% of cybersecurity breaches taking place within this industry.
- Trustwave Global Security Report 2020
The consequences of such security incidents range from reputational damage to millions due in insurance payments, mitigation measures, and ransoms. Therefore, investing in proper data security can benefit both the consumer, as well as the business from loosing profits.
Feed
Cyber Threat Intelligence feeds are the basic information, which may be available in either "raw" or more "structured" format and in various types or on different georeferences. Threat feeds are an essential element of threat intelligence, providing organizations with a real-time view of emerging threats.
This is a data feed, generally consisting of a collection of security observations gathered from various sources, that can be used to identify the latest threats.
These feeds can include data on vulnerabilities, malware, phishing campaigns, indicators of compromise, network attacks, actor information, and more.
Our service offers a dual approach for retroactive research and continuous monitoring with exportable data in various formats for SIEM and other third-party tools. An "Early Warning" service is also in place, offering customers the ability to stay up-to-date on the latest vulnerabilities discovered, new attack vectors, and relevant cyber and geopolitical events.
The pandemic has led to a 600% increase in attacks against large and small hotels, restaurants, and other companies, forcing businesses to prioritize cyber risk management. This is especially true now that business trips are resuming and work from anywhere policies are being adopted by companies worldwide. Guests are increasingly concerned about the security of the Wi-Fi they use to connect to corporate assets while working remotely.
The hospitality industry is an enticing target for criminals mainly due to their databases, which store gigabytes of sensitive customer data, including Payment Card Information (PCI) and Personally Identifiable Information (PII). Hackers view this as a lucrative assault vector for crimes such as identity theft and credit card fraud. Besides, the spike in lateral movement attacks has shown that hackers are turning unprotected networks into gateways for targeted attacks on businesses.
With regards to share of incidents, hospitality ranked third, with 13% of cybersecurity breaches taking place within this industry.
- Trustwave Global Security Report 2020
The consequences of such security incidents range from reputational damage to millions due in insurance payments, mitigation measures, and ransoms. Therefore, investing in proper data security can benefit both the consumer, as well as the business from loosing profits.
Curious about the C25 Platform?
Gain unprecedented visibility into malicious cyber threats and activities threatening your business with timely information.