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The No Good, Very Bad Week for Iran's Nation-State Hacking Ops

A look at the state of Iran's cyber operations as the US puts the squeeze on it with a pile of indictments and sanctions.

TruSTAR and Covail Announce Renewed Partnership

TruSTAR and Covail deliver security intelligence management solutions that enable customers to align risk posture with business objectives and results.

404bot Underscores the Ever-Evolving Threat of Ad Fraud

TAG & TruSTAR team up to defeat an elaborate scheme designed to circumvent Ads.txt safeguards.

Three ways hackers can help protect our national cyber infrastructure

TruSTAR partner IT-ISAC is working to secure future elections by building bonds with ethical hackers.

		How data science tools can lighten the load for cybersecurity teams TruSTAR lead Data Scientist Nicolas Kseib shares how his work helps SOCs identify attack patterns and detect threats. Read More
		LACL TISP Threat Sharing Built by IBM Security & TruSTAR, the LACL TISP allows LA Cyber Lab members to collaborate by sharing and enriching threat intelligence. Read More
		Defending Digital Campaigns Increases Available Security Resources to 2020 Campaigns Defending Digital Campaigns (DDC) announces TruSTAR as one of their ten new partner companies that will help campaigns be better equipped and secure during the 2020 election cycle. Read More
		Leveraging the Cloud for Cyber Intelligence TruSTAR Co-founder & Executive Chairman Paul Kurtz shares how to leverage datasets and cloud technology to create a real-time understanding of suspicious activity across an enterprise. Read More
		Ask the Experts: What are the biggest cyber security threats for 2020? Security Boulevard asks TruSTAR Co-founder Paul Kurtz and other cybersecurity experts their thoughts about the biggest threats for 2020. Read More

		Rethinking Enterprise Security for the Era of Ecosystems TruSTAR Co-founder & CEO Patrick Coughlin challenges enterprise teams to break down silos to create an integrated security ecosystem. Read More
		Ransomware Continues the Upward Swing BlueVoyant shares their thoughts about the evolving attack vectors and patterns shown in ransomware attacks. Read More
		A Plan to Engage Hackers in Election Security TruSTAR partner IT-ISAC wants to create a coordinated vulnerability disclosure program that could alert vendors about security flaws in their voting systems. Read More
		Retail Hospitality ISAC and TruSTAR Announce Strategic Partnership To Advance Threat Intelligence Management Capabilities Among Members TruSTAR and the Retail and Hospitality ISAC formalized their strategic partnership to provide RH-ISAC members with next-generation cyber intelligence sharing capabilities. Read More
		City of Los Angeles Teams Up with IBM to Fight Cybercrime The City of Los Angeles, IBM, and TruSTAR are joining forces with the LA Cyber Lab to help local businesses combat cybercrime. Read More

		Los Angeles partnership launches platform to help people catch phishes City of Los Angeles announces joint initiative with IBM and TruSTAR, which will provide members of LA Cyber Lab with new, free security intelligence management tools. Read More
		LA, IBM, TruSTAR Launch Threat Intelligence Platform for Businesses The first publicly available platform of its kind in the U.S., it's aimed at offering small and mid-sized businesses cyberthreat tracking capabilities and trend analysis that otherwise wouldn't be accessible. Read More
		IBM Works With City of Los Angeles to Combat Cybercrime The centerpiece of IBM and TruSTAR's collaboration with the City of Los Angeles and the LA Cyber Lab is the new threat sharing platform called the LA Cyber Lab Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing Platform (TISP) Read More
		In cybersecurity, it’s AI vs. AI: Will the good guys or the bad guys win? TruSTAR Lead Data Scientist Nicolas Kseib: "AI could be used to create emails that mimic a specific individual’s writing style." Read More
		OSINT Podcast - The Future of Cyber Threat Intelligence TruSTAR Product Manager discusses the future of Cyber Threat Intelligence, Phishing, Fraud. Read More

		The United States and China - A Different Kind of Cyberwar China is conducting a low and slow cyberwar, attempting to stay under the radar and maneuver the global economy. Read More
		Companies to Watch 2019 SD Times acknowledges TruSTAR's unique approach to security, mentioning it as one of their Companies to Watch. Read More
		Intelligence Fusion - Enterprise Security Ops Built for Speed Join Richard Clarke, the White House’s first Cyber Czar and former Assistant Secretary of State for Politico-Military Affairs, Sherri Ramsay, former Director of NSA's Threat Operations Center, and Chris Day, Chief Cybersecurity Officer at Cyxtera for an exciting panel that will explore the evolution and power of intelligence fusion. Read More
		Officials prepare for potential false claims of election interference Alongside other security leaders, TruSTAR Co-founder and former senior White House security advisor Paul Kurtz shares their thoughts about election interference. Read More
		Finally, a Truly Secure Approach to Threat Intelligence Exchange Rackspace mentions TruSTAR as an integral piece when it comes down to securely exchanging threat intelligence. Read More

		Recorded Future Podcast: Intelligence Sharing to Protect Ourselves and Each Other Recorded Future invites TruSTAR Co-founder Paul Kurtz to discuss his thoughts about information sharing and why security professionals can't rely on the government to protect them in the cyberworld. Read More
		The challenge of providing a common defense in cyberspace In this guest article, TruSTAR Co-founder Paul Kurtz discusses the need for private and public sector to work together when it comes to stopping cyberattacks. Read More
		Cyber Defense Magazine Names TruSTAR the Next-Gen Threat Intelligence Leader of 2018 TruSTAR wins Cyber Defense Global Awards for 2018 from Cyber Defense Magazine which recognizes new and unique technologies in information security. Read More
		The U.S. needs to think about the unthinkable on cybersecurity Washington Post contribution by TruSTAR advisor, Stewart Baker. Read More
		The State of Information Sharing 20 Years after the First White House Mandate Actionable guidance for ISACs and enterprises on what intelligence management features will help you ingest, normalize, and share data the fastest. Read More

		TruSTAR to Unveil Blockchain Research Tool at Black Hat Arsenal and DEF CON Recon Village 2018 TruSTAR's data science team presents the only blockchain research tool selected for both research villages at Black Hat and DEF CON 2018, two of the largest, most highly-regarded cybersecurity conferences in the U.S. Read More
		Black Hat Demo to Reveal 'White Rabbit' Crypto-Transaction Surveillance Tool New data science research from TruSTAR tethers illicit ransomware crimes to bitcoin transactions. Read More
		Stop the Cyber Madness: Why the Private Sector Must Lead the Fight As long as adversaries can spend $1 on a campaign and force us to spend $10 to protect ourselves, enterprises will lose the war on cybercrime. Read More
		The Case for Integrating Physical Security & Cybersecurity Byline from our CEO. Aggregating threat intel feeds from commercial vendors is no longer enough. You must look inside your own four walls to correlate and enrich SIEM and Case Management data with external intelligence. Read More
		The State of Cybersecurity TruSTAR was interviewed by SiliconANGLE on the state of cybersecurity along with leaders like Brian Krebs, Malwarebytes, G2 Crowd and more. The private sector can turn the tide through collaboration. Read More

		Tracking Bitcoin Wallets as IOCs for Ransomware By understanding how cybercriminals use bitcoin, threat analysts can connect the dots between cyber extortion, shared infrastructure, TTPs, and attribution. Read More
		Taking measure of how much hacking data is being shared with DHS TruSTAR makes sense of new statistics from US-CERT on DHS Automated Indicator Sharing (AIS) progress. Read More
		Block Threats Faster: Pattern Recognition in Exploit Kits Identifying attack patterns can help you mitigate threats faster. Read More
		The C-Suite is a Prime Target for Cyberattacks TruSTAR COO Patrick Coughlin talks about the ways top executives can fight back to protect their companies’ information. Read More
		6 Steps for Sharing Threat Intelligence - Dark Reading Practical tips on how to share threat intelligence data from CEO Paul Kurtz. Read More

		Meet the Retail-CISC's Cyber Secret Weapon TruSTAR & R-CISC are working together to perfect retail’s “Cyber Secret Weapon." Read More
		The Role of America's New Unified Cyber Command D.C. is buzzing about the elevated status of U.S. Cyber Command. "This decision affirms cyberspace as a new war domain," says TruSTAR CEO Paul Kurtz. Read More
		The Value of Threat Intelligence Sharing TruSTAR CEO Paul Kurtz talks to former AT&T CISO Ed Amoroso about threat intelligence sharing at the Gartner Security Summit. Read More
		An innovative cybersecurity collaboration experiment takes root in Columbus A feature story on our partnership with Columbus Collaboratory. "TruSTAR is a sharing mechanism that effectively supports the trusted relationships we've created.” Read More
		RIG Exploit Kit Takedown Sheds Light on Domain Shadowing Commodity ransomware continues to rise. TruSTAR's Director of Product Shimon Modi sheds light on the major RIG Exploit Kit takedown by GoDaddy and RSA Security. Read More

		Ohio Companies Unite to Share Threat Intelligence Feature article in SecurityWeek detailing TruSTAR's new partnership with Columbus Collaboratory. Read More
		Inside the Motivations Behind Modern Cyberattackers Coverage from Interop Las Vegas. Attackers are sharing infrastructure to target businesses... and we need to fight fire with fire. Read More
		Why the massive WannaCry cyberattack won't make hackers rich What were the motivations behind WannaCry? TruSTAR co-founder Patrick Coughlin weighs in on why the attack won't make hackers rich. Read More
		WannaCry Wolf? - The Los Angeles Times Our analysis on how WannaCry is using shared IP infrastructure to spread ransomware. Read More
		WannaCry ransomware infections are likely to get worse this week "A sector-specific approach to cybersecurity is no longer sufficient." TruSTAR WannaCry commentary featured in SiliconANGLE. Read More

		Threat Intelligence Is (Still) Broken: A Cautionary Tale from the Past There are striking parallels between counter-terrorism threat analysis before 9-11 and how we handle cyber threat intelligence today. Read More
		How Secure Is Your Supply Chain? Collaboration with industry peers could make a critical difference in supply chain security. Read More
		Commodity Ransomware Is Here Launching a ransomware campaign shouldn't be easy as ordering pizza. Why commodity ransomware is here & what we can do about it. Read More
		Booz Allen Gets Carmakers to Work Together Against Hackers Threat intelligence exchange case study in WaPo's Capital Business section, featuring commentary from TruSTAR CEO Paul Kurtz. Read More
		Commodity Ransomware Is Here TruSTAR threat researchers chart TTP correlations between Grizzly Steppe and Carbanak. Read More

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The No Good, Very Bad Week for Iran's Nation-State Hacking Ops

TruSTAR and Covail Announce Renewed Partnership

404bot Underscores the Ever-Evolving Threat of Ad Fraud

Three ways hackers can help protect our national cyber infrastructure

How data science tools can lighten the load for cybersecurity teams

LACL TISP Threat Sharing

Defending Digital Campaigns Increases Available Security Resources to 2020 Campaigns

Leveraging the Cloud for Cyber Intelligence

Ask the Experts: What are the biggest cyber security threats for 2020?

Rethinking Enterprise Security for the Era of Ecosystems

Ransomware Continues the Upward Swing

A Plan to Engage Hackers in Election Security

Retail Hospitality ISAC and TruSTAR Announce Strategic Partnership To Advance Threat Intelligence Management Capabilities Among Members

City of Los Angeles Teams Up with IBM to Fight Cybercrime

Los Angeles partnership launches platform to help people catch phishes

LA, IBM, TruSTAR Launch Threat Intelligence Platform for Businesses

IBM Works With City of Los Angeles to Combat Cybercrime

In cybersecurity, it’s AI vs. AI: Will the good guys or the bad guys win?

OSINT Podcast - The Future of Cyber Threat Intelligence

The United States and China - A Different Kind of Cyberwar

Companies to Watch 2019

Intelligence Fusion - Enterprise Security Ops Built for Speed

Officials prepare for potential false claims of election interference

Finally, a Truly Secure Approach to Threat Intelligence Exchange

Recorded Future Podcast: Intelligence Sharing to Protect Ourselves and Each Other

The challenge of providing a common defense in cyberspace

Cyber Defense Magazine Names TruSTAR the Next-Gen Threat Intelligence Leader of 2018

The U.S. needs to think about the unthinkable on cybersecurity

The State of Information Sharing 20 Years after the First White House Mandate

TruSTAR to Unveil Blockchain Research Tool at Black Hat Arsenal and DEF CON Recon Village 2018

Black Hat Demo to Reveal 'White Rabbit' Crypto-Transaction Surveillance Tool

Stop the Cyber Madness: Why the Private Sector Must Lead the Fight

The Case for Integrating Physical Security & Cybersecurity

The State of Cybersecurity

Tracking Bitcoin Wallets as IOCs for Ransomware

Taking measure of how much hacking data is being shared with DHS

Block Threats Faster: Pattern Recognition in Exploit Kits

The C-Suite is a Prime Target for Cyberattacks

6 Steps for Sharing Threat Intelligence - Dark Reading

Meet the Retail-CISC's Cyber Secret Weapon

The Role of America's New Unified Cyber Command

The Value of Threat Intelligence Sharing

An innovative cybersecurity collaboration experiment takes root in Columbus

RIG Exploit Kit Takedown Sheds Light on Domain Shadowing

Ohio Companies Unite to Share Threat Intelligence

Inside the Motivations Behind Modern Cyberattackers

Why the massive WannaCry cyberattack won't make hackers rich

WannaCry Wolf? - The Los Angeles Times

WannaCry ransomware infections are likely to get worse this week

Threat Intelligence Is (Still) Broken: A Cautionary Tale from the Past

How Secure Is Your Supply Chain?

Commodity Ransomware Is Here

Booz Allen Gets Carmakers to Work Together Against Hackers

Commodity Ransomware Is Here