Threat-Sharing

Cyber Threat Intelligence: From Intel to Action Cyber threat intelligence helps security teams understand who is targeting their organization, what techniques attackers use, and when to act. It blends external data about adversaries with context from your own telemetry. The goal is to turn raw alerts into clear, actionable steps. The intelligence lifecycle guides how teams work: planning the questions, collecting data from multiple sources, processing and enriching it, analyzing to find patterns, and disseminating findings to the right people. Feedback loops keep the process practical and aligned with risk. ...

Threat Intelligence and Malware Analysis for Professionals Threat intelligence and malware analysis are two essential skills for security teams. Threat intelligence looks outward, tracking attacker groups, toolkits, and campaigns. Malware analysis looks inward, dissecting a sample to reveal its behavior and the signals it creates. Together, they form a practical cycle: collect signals, analyze, and apply lessons to defenses. A practical workflow starts with data collection. SOC alerts, phishing reports, file hashes, and network signals flow into a central notebook. Triage separates noise from action, then enrichment adds context from open feeds, commercial sources, and internal telemetry. The goal is to move from raw data to defensible decisions quickly. ...