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"See" TI @ The Diana Initiative

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"See" TI @ The Diana Initiative

Grace's presentation at The Diana Initiative introduces the basics of threat intelligence, how to get into your first role and advance a CTI career, debunks a few myths about the job, and provides additional avenues for further inspiration and research.

Respect in Security

Respect in Security

Pulsedive has signed the Respect in Security pledge, making a commitment to foster a safe workplace free from abuse and harassment.

Pulsedive FAQs

Answers to some of the most popular and frequently asked questions we get at Pulsedive.

Hunting in The Home Lab: Putting Cyber Threat Intelligence into Practice

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Hunting in The Home Lab: Putting Cyber Threat Intelligence into Practice

Case Study: Arch Cloud Labs implements hobbyist-friendly solutions like Pulsedive Community and Pro to research, track, and share wide-ranging personal security projects, from investigating cryptojacking malware actors to hunting for CVEs.

When a Registrar Tackles DNS Abuse Head-On

When a Registrar Tackles DNS Abuse Head-On

Case Study: Realtime Register takes the lead in developing threat intelligence-driven monitoring and mitigation of domain abuse

Elevating Brazil’s Community Cyber Threat Intelligence

Elevating Brazil’s Community Cyber Threat Intelligence

Case Study: OpenCTI.BR leverages Pulsedive, enhanced with Pro to research, analyze, and combat regional cyber threats

Vetting Threat Intelligence

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Vetting Threat Intelligence

If your organization has ever gotten an alert for “facebook.com” because someone didn’t vet indicators of compromise properly somewhere along the chain between threat intelligence generation by a third-party and consumption by your security infrastructure, you’re not alone. Facebook might be an extreme example, but it’s

Your Password Policy Doesn't Work

Your Password Policy Doesn't Work

Your employer’s password policies are stupid and you know it. If for some reason you love your employer’s password policies, then hopefully you will be disappointed by the end of this post, but first let me clarify which password policies I’m talking about. > Bad Password Policy – a

Should You Pay Hacker Ransom?

Should You Pay Hacker Ransom?

If you haven’t heard by now, Uber paid hackers [https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2017-11-21/uber-concealed-cyberattack-that-exposed-57-million-people-s-data] $100,000 in ransom last year in exchange for deleting the stolen personal information of 57 million victims. Hackers have also been know to demand ransom for DDoS attacks [https://www.bleepingcomputer.

What is Threat Intelligence?

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What is Threat Intelligence?

A quick Google search suggests that a consensus has not quite been reached on defining the term “cyber threat intelligence.” There are some blog posts (yep, this one too) and even white papers attempting to assign some specifics or even trying to define threat intelligence by defining what it isn’