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Five ways to ensure digital platform security and avoid data breaches in 2023

It’s more important than ever to prioritise the security of digital systems, software and applications. Not only do robust online security systems protect personal privacy, but they also prevent financial losses, safeguard intellectual property, and help businesses comply with their legal obligations.

Data breaches can also severely damage an organisation’s reputation. When customer data is compromised, the company’s ability to protect its users’ sensitive information is doubted. This loss of trust can lead to a decline in customer loyalty, a decrease in sales, and ultimately, a significant negative impact on the business’s long-term viability.

The risk is exacerbated in companies that underinvest in cybersecurity, like the arts, entertainment and recreation sector which should spend seven times as much on IT as it currently does.

Fortunately, there are measures that businesses of all sizes, across all industries, can take to reduce these risks and ensure their digital platforms are safe and secure in 2023.

Jose San Miguel, Managing Director at white-label ticketing platform Nuweb Group comments: “Organisations must invest in robust cybersecurity measures, implement best practices, and stay vigilant to counter the evolving threats in the digital landscape.

“With the rapid adoption of cloud, remote work, SaaS apps, and distributed systems, the security landscape has expanded significantly. Every new system, network, and application creates potential vulnerabilities for attackers to exploit.

“From DDos attacks to credential stuffing, these threats highlight the need for companies to implement multi-layered security measures, conduct regular security assessments, and stay informed about the latest cybersecurity trends and best practices.”

Here are five ways businesses can ensure digital platform security and avoid data breaches in 2023:

1. Implement 2-factor authentication (2FA):

Implementing 2-factor authentication provides your platform with an additional layer of security beyond just a username and password combination. By requiring multiple factors of authentication, for example biometric data, the likelihood of unauthorised access significantly reduces. This means that even if the initial security factor is bypassed, the attacker would still have other authentication factors to deal with.

2. Regularly update and patch systems:

You should strive to stay up-to-date with the latest security patches and updates relevant to your platform’s operating systems, software, and applications, because many of these updates tend to identify and address vulnerabilities that can be exploited by attackers. The updates and patches can also fix software bugs and improve system stability. By regularly updating, organisations can ensure that their systems are running efficiently and therefore providing a better user experience.

3. Conduct regular security audits and penetration testing:

You should perform regular security audits and penetration testing to help identify vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your systems, applications, and network infrastructure. This process involves actively testing your system’s security measures to discover potential weaknesses before they’re exploited. Any vulnerabilities that are identified should then be addressed promptly.

4. Encrypt sensitive data:

By implementing robust encryption mechanisms to protect sensitive data, you can make it harder for perpetrators to access your organisation’s information. Encryption ensures that sensitive data remains confidential and accessible only to authorised parties. It transforms the data into an unreadable format that can only be decrypted with the right decryption key. This helps protect against unauthorised access, whether it’s due to data breaches, insider threats, or physical theft.

5. Employee education and awareness:

Businesses should train employees on best practices for data security and raise awareness about potential threats such as phishing attacks. Try to encourage strong password practices, help your staff be able to recognise suspicious emails or links, and emphasise the importance of safeguarding sensitive information. Accreditations like CISSP and ISO 9001 in the UK can help with this.

ReasonLabs Joins Microsoft Active Protections Program to Enhance Cybersecurity for Millions of Consumers Worldwide

As part of MAPP, ReasonLabs will receive security data in advance of Microsoft’s monthly security updates, boosting cyber protections for its users at critical times

NEW YORK, June 29, 2023 – ReasonLabs, the cybersecurity pioneer equipping families and individuals with the same level of cyber protection used by major global companies, today announced that it has joined Microsoft Active Protections Program (MAPP), a program that allows security software providers early access to security data from Microsoft to enable them to provide faster updates to their customers.

As a member of MAPP, ReasonLabs will receive advanced access to security vulnerability data from the Microsoft Security Response Center (MSRC) ahead of Microsoft’s monthly security update. This information will allow ReasonLabs to better mitigate zero- and one-day vulnerabilities for their users prior to official patches from Microsoft and others.

“ReasonLabs is proud to be a member of the Microsoft Active Protections Program, joining the ranks of leading organizations working to strengthen cyber protections for consumers and businesses around the world,” said Kobi Kalif, CEO of ReasonLabs. “The data we will receive from Microsoft Security Response Center will enable us to better protect our customers and ensure our products remain on the cutting edge of the industry.”

“Receiving the latest vulnerability updates from Microsoft’s Security Response Center will help us provide even greater protection to our users located in more than 180 countries worldwide. Pairing this information with ReasonLab’s research arm, the Threat Intelligence Center, will solidify its place in the industry at the front line of threat intelligence research and prevention,” said Yaniv Dudu, VP of Security at ReasonLabs.

Sababa Security Partners With Radiflow For Advanced Defence Of Industrial Systems And Critical Infrastructures

Milan, June 28, 2023 – Sababa Security S.p.A. – a leading Italian cybersecurity player that provides an integrated and customised offer of products and managed services to protect different IT, OT, and IoT environments from cyberthreats – announces that it has signed a partnership agreement with Radiflow, a leading global vendor of OT cyber security solutions for advanced protection, monitoring and risk management of industrial systems and critical infrastructures.

Attacks to OT systems and critical infrastructure are an ever-increasing threat with potentially severe consequences, including damage to the infrastructure itself, disruption of production processes, and even harm to the environment and public safety. In 2022, we’ve witnessed a heightened frequency of cyberattacks on key industry suppliers, with manufacturing ranking first among the most target sectors and vulnerability scanning being the preferred method of attack.

Bringing together their cybersecurity expertise and industrial know-how, Sababa Security and Radiflow join forces to enhance organisations’ ability to identify vulnerabilities, mitigate risks, and respond effectively to OT cyber threats. From risk assessment & management platform to ongoing monitoring and training, the two companies will be offering industrial enterprises tailored technologies and services to meet their industry-specific needs and empower their critical infrastructure.

“Sababa Security already protects several critical infrastructures in industries such as oil and gas, utilities, energy generation and distribution, and is constantly investing in R&D within the OT field thanks to the strong collaboration with universities and Competence Centres such as Start 4.0 – of which the company is a member”, commented Alessio Aceti, CEO of Sababa Security “In this respect, the partnership with Radiflow allows us on the one hand to strengthen our technical offering and on the other hand to support customers in achieving compliance with recognized cybersecurity standards, including the New Machinery Regulation (NMR) and IEC 62443”.

“Radiflow’s team is known, globally, for its cybersecurity expertise and reputation in the OT world.
Backed by research and led by innovation, we are committed to exceeding expectations by tailoring solutions to our clients’ industry-specific needs, stated Ilan Barda, CEO of Radiflow. Radiflow develops trusted Industrial Cyber Security Solutions for critical business operations. We offer a complete portfolio of game changing solutions for ICS/SCADA networks that empower users to maintain visibility and control of their OT networks, including an Intelligent Threat Detection tool that passively monitors the OT network for anomalies, as well as our unique CIARA platform delivers OT Risk Management with a clear understanding of Organizations’ continuous risk postures, a Risk score as well as a high-level view of each site’s status. The partnership with Sababa Security allows our joint clients to achieve their risk posture objectives over time and address their OT vulnerability issues.”

Is Cloud Technology Green in Terms of Just Profitability or is Environment also a Factor?

By Rahul Yadav, Chief Revenue Officer, RAH Infotech

Are profitability and environment mutually exclusive set-up? In the current, economic and social circumstances, organizations need to weigh in on both factors and ensure that one does not damage the chances of another. Cloud is the go-to technology for organizations today. We can say that profit and sustainability are both important when it comes to cloud technology. Cloud technology companies need to generate profits to sustain their businesses and continue to invest in innovation, while also being mindful of their environmental impact and working towards sustainability. Cloud technology offers various benefits such as scalability, flexibility, reliability, and cost-effectiveness, which can help businesses reduce their operational costs and increase their productivity.

Cloud technology helps organizations with the profit ratio

Profit is important for cloud technology companies because they need to invest in research and development, maintain their infrastructure, and compensate their employees. Without generating profits, they will not be able to sustain their businesses and continue to provide their services to customers. However, sustainability is also important for cloud technology companies because their data centers consume a significant amount of energy and have a significant environmental impact. By adopting sustainable practices, such as using renewable energy sources and improving energy efficiency, cloud technology companies can reduce their environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future. By focusing on both profit and sustainability, cloud technology companies can create long-term value for their customers, employees, shareholders, and the environment.

Cloud service providers offer various pricing models, such as pay-per-use or subscription-based, which can help businesses choose the most cost-effective option based on their needs. Cloud providers also offer various services such as storage, computing power, and software-as-a-service (SaaS), which can help businesses reduce their IT infrastructure costs. Moreover, cloud technology can help businesses reduce their maintenance costs and improve their security and compliance. With the cloud, businesses can also access new technologies and innovations that they may not be able to afford otherwise. Therefore, cloud technology can be a profitable investment for businesses looking to optimize their IT infrastructure, reduce costs, and improve their operations.

Cloud technology can be eco-friendly if it is used and managed in a responsible manner

• Energy efficiency: Cloud providers can reduce energy consumption by using energy-efficient hardware and optimizing their data centers. Some providers are also exploring the use of renewable energy sources, such as wind and solar power.
• Virtualization: Cloud technology enables the virtualization of servers, which can lead to higher utilization rates and fewer physical servers. This can reduce the overall energy consumption and carbon footprint of data centers.
  Resource sharing: Cloud providers can share resources among multiple users, which can reduce the need for individual organizations to purchase and maintain their own hardware. This can lead to a reduction in the environmental impact associated with the production, use, and disposal of hardware.
• Recycling and disposal: Cloud providers can ensure that their hardware is properly disposed of and recycled when it reaches the end of its useful life.
• Green certifications: Some cloud providers have obtained green certifications, such as the Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design (LEED) certification, which demonstrate their commitment to environmental sustainability.

The challenge however is to understand both the positive and negative impacts on the environment before completely depending on the cloud. Overall, the impact of cloud technology on the environment depends on the specific practices and policies of individual cloud providers. By adopting sustainable practices and using renewable energy sources, cloud providers can minimize their environmental impact and contribute to a more sustainable future.

Positive impacts:

• Energy efficiency: Cloud providers can achieve economies of scale in energy use by consolidating workloads and using more efficient equipment, resulting in lower energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional data centers.
• Reduced carbon footprint: Cloud providers can use renewable energy sources to power their data centers, reducing their carbon footprint and contributing to the transition to a low-carbon economy.
• Reduced e-waste: By using virtualization and multi-tenancy, cloud providers can reduce the number of physical servers needed to run applications, resulting in less electronic waste.

Negative impacts:

• Increased energy consumption: The demand for cloud services is growing rapidly, which can lead to increased energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions if renewable energy sources are not used to power the data centers.
• Water usage: Data centers require significant amounts of water for cooling purposes, which can be a concern in areas experiencing water stress.
• Supply chain impacts: The manufacturing and disposal of the hardware used in cloud technology can have significant environmental impacts, including resource depletion, pollution, and e-waste.

Despite the possible negative impact of the irrational use of cloud technology, the applications of the cloud including the cost and environmental factors say that for organizations and the world to survive both factors are a necessity.

VMware® on OVHcloud® Brings Flexibility, Security, and Cost Control to the Hosted Private Cloud Environment

Roubaix, France – June 22, 2023 – OVHcloud, the European cloud leader, announces the rearchitecting of its VMware portfolio in the Hosted Private Cloud universe. Closely following the needs of system integrators, SaaS providers, SMB, and Enterprises, the new VMware on OVHcloud product line aims to address the main challenges in moving legacy apps to the cloud, developing modern apps, or setting up a multicloud strategy.

Leveraging technologies and architectures already used, trusted, and known by customers, the VMware on OVHcloud lineup offers a seamless experience built on VMware vSphere. It is both robust and flexible and takes advantage of a large unmetered 10 Gbps guaranteed bandwidth as well as an improved and industry-leading SLA of 99.95% for higher availability and resilience. The VMware on OVHcloud range is now comprised of four products:

• OVHcloud Managed VMware vSphere
• OVHcloud Managed VMware vSphere, Hyperconverged Storage
• OVHcloud Managed VMware vSphere, Network Security
• OVHcloud Managed VMware vSphere, Software-Defined Data Center

The perfect platform to migrate and build modern applications

The VMware on OVHcloud platform now allows application migration to the cloud without any refactoring, reducing risk and saving time, on top of the ability to perform infrastructure migration in lift and shift scenarios. It is ready to deploy VMware Tanzu Kubernetes Grid, making Kubernetes cluster management a breeze and paving the way for apps to evolve to a Cloud Native model.

With VMware NSX-T available on select products, the overall security management of apps is streamlined, whatever their context (VM or Container). This also includes the ability to rely on a micro-segmentation strategy to reduce the risk of lateral movement attacks, such as ransomware.

“We are extremely proud to introduce our new trusted and secure VMware on OVHcloud range. Leveraging a modern technical base, it has been carefully designed to answer the needs of our customers and support them when they migrate their apps to the cloud. Thanks to the latest innovations and VMware Tanzu compatibility, the complexity of Kubernetes is hidden to rapidly develop modern apps. If that wasn’t enough the VMware on OVHcloud lineup comes with a host of security certifications on our sustainable cloud,” said Thierry Souche, CTO OVHcloud.

Staying in control of cloud spending

The rearchitected VMware on OVHcloud product line is designed to offer customers maximum flexibility, ensuring that they only pay for what they need. With costs rising around the world across most industries, and 80% of businesses concerned by the challenge of mastering cloud spending, this focus offers organizations the best possible performance–price ratio for their budgets and needs, further demonstrating the predictable pricing OVHcloud is known for.

A secure and sustainable offer

VMware on OVHcloud benefits from OVHcloud’s well-known expertise in infrastructure, offering a trusted cloud in environmentally friendly data centers. Totally integrated with other OVHcloud services through vRack Private Network, VMware on OVHcloud addresses the most stringent workloads when it comes to sovereignty. Being labeled as a VMware Sovereign Cloud Provider, VMware on OVHcloud comes with a host of certifications including HIPPA, HDS, PCI-DSS, and the SecNumCloud qualification delivered by France’s National Information Systems Security Agency (ANSSI).

OVHcloud data centers take advantage of a unique industrial model with a bespoke water-cooling system that contributes to a truly sustainable cloud, which allows customers to reach best-in-class PUE/WUE indexes. Greatly participating in helping businesses to reach their goals in sustainability, the VMware on OVHcloud offer is VMware Zero Carbon Committed certified.

Pricing and availability

All in all, the new VMware on OVHcloud lineup offers an unprecedented level of flexibility at the software and hardware levels, boasts one of the best performance-price ratios of the industry, and benefits from a technical foundation designed to answer modern businesses challenges including cloud cost control.

VMware on OVHcloud is now available globally.

transcosmos launches a Metaverse Fan Community with QON

[Tokyo, Japan, June 19, 2023]

transcosmos inc. is delighted to announce that the company launched MINNA-NO Metaverse Community (Metaverse Community for All) (https://www.beach.jp/community/METAVERSE-TCI) with QON Inc. (Headquarters: Minato-ku, Tokyo; Representative Director & CEO: Takashi Takeda), on June 1, 2023.

1. MINNA-NO Metaverse Community Overview
As the name indicates, a metaverse fan community, MINNA-NO Metaverse Community, welcomes everyone including those who enjoy the metaverse experience every day as well as those who know nothing about the metaverse. You can deepen your understanding of the metaverse while enjoying interaction with community members like talking about a specific theme, reading experiences shared in the community, and more.
URL (no translation available): https://www.beach.jp/community/METAVERSE-TCI

MINNA-NO Metaverse Community opened in KIZUNA-NO Community, or community built on strong Bonds. KIZUNA-NO Community is an online fan community platform launched in January 2020, and is operated by QON. Today, more than 40 companies and local governments and over two million consumers come together on the platform, interacting on various events and activities on the theme of KIZUNA – Bonds. Members can not only enjoy collaborative plans between member companies and organizations, but also events planned based on the voice of consumers gathered through two-way communication for co-creating value.
URL (no translation available): https://www.beach.jp/community/KIZUNA/

2. Reason and Purpose of launching MINNA-NO Metaverse Community
According to the 2022 report by the Ministry of Internal Affairs and Communications, the global metaverse market is expected to reach as much as about 79 trillion yen by 2030 (*1). Accordingly, the metaverse is expected to bring about a drastic change in both our lives and business practices, establishing a new way of communication. In addition, transcosmos market research report published last year showed that one in four consumers said they have used the metaverse. transcosmos believes that metaverse users will continue to increase even more going forward. transcosmos and QON will connect with consumers through the community to grasp consumer trends focusing on the metaverse while monitoring changes in their awareness and attitudes towards the metaverse. Furthermore, the two companies aim to enhance the value of the metaverse experience and increase users, leveraging the voice of consumers and insights gained in the community.

■ QON Inc.QON_logo.jpg
Since its establishment in 1996, QON has been dedicated to managing fan communities for over 250 companies and local governments. Our expertise lies in fostering strong connections between these entities and their target audience, addressing these entities’ challenges, and fostering sustainable growth through the application of data science and leveraging a range of patented technologies. QON stands for Quality of Network. We believe that networks are about quality. There is a prevailing sentiment across the internet worldwide that while an individual alone may feel powerless, when multiple people unite, they can wield considerable influence and effect change on a global level. We, through our services and products, harness the collective power of individuals to contribute to society. By accommodating the wishes and needs of the community participants, companies can become strong partners with their communities. Consumer networks formed in resonance with the corporate stance and values have a high level of engagement and can be a source of enormous economic benefits. We aim to foster connections between companies and their existing or potential user bases, facilitate interactions among users, and forge links between local communities and the broader scope of Japan. We strive to communicate this message to the world and nurture bonds among all people.
URL: https://www.q-o-n.com/en/

Enter the Era of Revenue-Driven AI Domination with Jeff Pedowitz’s new book “AI Revenue Architect”

Beverly Hills, CA – In the ever-evolving landscape of business, staying ahead of the competition and meeting customer expectations has become increasingly challenging. However, a cutting-edge solution has emerged with the release of “AI Revenue Architect: Building Your Time Machine For Exponential Sales Growth” by Jeff Pedowitz. This radical book delves into the game-changing impact of artificial intelligence (AI) for revenue generation, offering businesses a blueprint for success in today’s fast-paced market.

“AI Revenue Architect” presents a visionary concept called the Revenue Time Machine, which overhauls revenue generation. Businesses can delve into the past by harnessing state-of-the-art technologies and bold strategies to shape a profitable future. The book emphasizes the importance of learning from historical data, optimizing revenue strategies, personalizing customer experiences, and making data-driven decisions to prepare for the future.

The core framework presented in the book, R.A.I.N. (Revenue Artificial Intelligence Network), provides a comprehensive approach to revenue generation. R.A.I.N. integrates Revenue Automation, Data-Driven Decision-Making, Personalization, and Revenue Streams, empowering businesses to automate and optimize revenue generation processes, make informed decisions using AI and machine learning, deliver tailored experiences to customers, and identify new revenue opportunities.

According to Jeff Pedowitz, “AI is here to stay. It will change our world the way the Internet did, the way that the smartphone did. So it doesn’t really matter what kind of business you’re in, it’s how you apply it specifically to your business to drive revenue.”

With over 30 years of experience in using technology to fuel business growth, Pedowitz is dedicated to showcasing the transformative power of AI in driving revenue.

As Pedowitz explains, “Anytime change comes this quickly or it’s thrust upon you, it can feel overwhelming. But that doesn’t mean that you have to change and massively go in new directions completely. You could start by taking some Pragmatic baby steps.” Pedowitz emphasizes that even small changes can significantly improve business operations and create more free time for revenue-driving activities.

“AI Revenue Architect: Building Your Time Machine For Exponential Sales Growth” is a must-read for business owners and leaders seeking to unlock the full potential of AI for revenue generation.

AI Revenue Architect is available now at airevenuearchitect.com

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Radiflow’s CIARA 4.0 Delivers Actionable Insights to Simplify the Management of OT Cyber Risk at Industrial Facilities

CIARA V4.0 boosts compliance with security regulations and best practices while providing effective mitigation guidance. “CISOs are doing more with less, making it challenging to understand their current standing across the OT Cybersecurity landscape,” said Ilan Barda, Radiflow CEO, and Co-founder.

Tel Aviv, Israel, June 6, 2023 – Radiflow, creators of the award-winning OT cybersecurity platform, CIARA, announced the general availability of CIARA 4.0. This release introduces a leading benchmark tool as well as delivers actionable insights for managing and minimizing risk in large multi-site industrial facilities.

Today, CISOs and security teams are responsible for the cybersecurity of OT facilities. However, they lack the ability to evaluate the ever-changing cybersecurity risks to their operations. Unlike other sectors, they can not easily assess risk exposure or the effectiveness of specific security activities. To address this, Radiflow released CIARA 4.0, a data-driven platform that continuously monitors changes in the site topology as well as vulnerabilities and threats, always re-evaluating the risk posture of facilities and their digital components. This continuous monitoring enables the CISO to review the strategic and tactical OT security plans and adapt them if needed.

In order to further assist the CISO with the evaluation of their risk posture, Radiflow is introducing a  new free-to-use cloud benchmark tool. Utilizing collected industry-specific benchmark information based on Radiflow’s vast experience and enriched with CS2AI surveys, the new benchmark tool provides the user with a quick risk posture assessment compared to the industry status and best practices.

“CISOs are under enormous pressure to do more with less, making it challenging to understand their current standing across the OT Cybersecurity landscape,” said Ilan Barda, Radiflow CEO, and Co-founder. “Data-driven CIARA 4.0 automates the delivery of the necessary insights concerning the changes in the risk posture that actually direct users toward optimal security actions.”

At the same time that threat actors are getting more sophisticated and vulnerabilities are becoming more diverse, national and industrial regulatory bodies are tightening cybersecurity regulations. But these are often highly complicated and challenging. For example, while the widely accepted IEC62443 international series of standards provides a detailed map of security controls, it is often too complex for companies to understand and implement. For these situations, CIARA 4.0 delivers a view of Best Practices of Security Controls which are simpler to understand and map better to the planning of security projects in an individual factory or across a sprawling, geographically diverse complex of interlinked facilities.

“A centralized, highly intelligent solution that enables OT cybersecurity teams to identify vulnerabilities, and stay up to date with industry standards and/or best practices, while prioritizing and evaluating mitigation efforts, slashes the investment in time and effort required to conduct secure operations,” explained Michael Langer, Radiflow’s Chief Product Officer. “With the accelerating pace of so many new devices being interconnected via expanding OT networks alongside decades of legacy versions, CIARA 4.0’s ability to automate accurate risk analyses and furnish actionable insights becomes vital for ensuring zero downtime.”

Unlock the Power of Threat Intelligence to Safeguard Against Modern Day Cybersecurity Threats!

Cybersecurity is the need of the hour for every organisation considering that cyberthreats are constant wreckage found on the pathway. So how to deal with the constant threats and safeguard assets? Threat Intelligence is one such powerful tool used by the organizations to keep themselves protected from continuous and sophisticated attacks. For the uninitiated – Threat intelligence refers to the practice of collecting, analyzing and sharing information about potential or actual security threats to an organization’s systems, networks and data.

This information can include data about the tactics, techniques and procedures (TTPs) of attackers, malware indicators and vulnerabilities that may be exploited by cybercriminals.

So, what is the goal of having threat intelligence when there are many other cybersecurity options?
The goal of threat intelligence is to provide actionable information to security teams, enabling them to better understand the nature and severity of threats and respond proactively to protect their organization’s assets. By staying abreast of emerging threats and understanding the methods used by attackers, organizations can develop more effective security strategies and defenses, and ultimately reduce the risk of a successful cyberattack.

Here are some reasons why organizations need threat intelligence:

• Identify potential threats: Threat intelligence helps organizations identify potential threats and vulnerabilities that could be exploited by cybercriminals.
• Stay up-to-date: The cybersecurity landscape is constantly evolving, and threat intelligence helps organizations stay up-to-date with the latest threats and attack vectors.
• Early warning: Threat intelligence can provide early warning of potential attacks, giving organizations time to prepare and take necessary actions.
• Mitigate risk: By understanding the types of threats they face, organizations can take steps to mitigate risk and protect their assets, networks, and systems.
• Incident response: Threat intelligence can be used to improve incident response by providing relevant information to incident response teams, allowing them to quickly identify and respond to threats.

What is Eventus’ offering in Threat Intelligence Service?

Some might argue that threat intelligence poses several challenges including data overload, lack of standardization, human expertise, time sensitivity, cost and privacy concerns. Eventus, a leading global Managed Security Services provider, has launched a comprehensive Threat Intelligence Service which combines advanced technology with human expertise to mitigate these challenges.

“Eventus Threat Intelligence Service provides unparalleled insights into adversary’s behaviour, motives and attack tactics. Eventus Threat team monitors multiple threat intel sources then curates the threat intel, validates and attaches confidence values and creates behaviour-based mapping using MITRE and MBC techniques. The Threat team provides real-time feeds to the SOCaaS team where the IOCs are scanned through automated playbooks and behavioural rules added on Data Lake for retrospective and real-time detection. Thus, providing customers with proactive detection and protection,” says Manish Chaste, Co-Founder & CTO at Eventus.

Threat Intelligence feeds include sources like, open-source data feeds, commercial threat intelligence providers, government agencies, and industry groups. The data is typically analyzed using machine learning and other advanced analytical techniques to identify patterns and trends and to predict the likelihood and impact of future attacks. Threat intelligence is an essential component of any organization’s cybersecurity strategy, helping them to protect their assets and stay ahead of potential threats.