Threat Intelligence

Maximize Threat Intelligence Value with Custom Scores in Intel Exchange

The ability to prioritize and efficiently handle threats is paramount. Cyware’s [Intel Exchange](https://cyware.com/products/threat-intelligence-exchange) enhan

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New ISO 27001:2022 Requires Processing and Analyzing Threat Intelligence

With the recent updates to ISO 27001 in 2022, organizations face heightened expectations regarding [threat intelligence](https://cyware.com/security-guides/cybe

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Cyware Recognized as One of the Hottest Privately Held Cybersecurity Companies by JMP Cyber 66

Staying ahead of threats requires not just vigilance but also innovative solutions that adapt to emerging challenges. Cyware, a leading threat intelligence mana

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Automated Threat Intelligence: How it Helps Secure Organizations

The arms race between cybercriminals and security defenders in this boundless cybersecurity landscape is perpetual. As cyber threats adapt and evolve at an alar

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Reflecting on the Past Year: Considering its Impact on the Future

In his insightful article, Avkash Kathiriya, Sr. VP – Research and Innovation at Cyware, delves into the dynamic landscape of cybersecurity in 2023, examining t

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INTERVIEW: A Q&A with Jason Keirstead

I started working deeply with technology in middle school, after we got our first PC. I think it was less than a year before I started learning about things like the open-source movement and had installed FreeBSD on it. While going through university, although I was trying to focus on programming, I still ended up with a number of internships in the networking and network security spaces as well as working in open-source communities like the KDE project. After I graduated, I joined a start-up called Q1 Labs that had a product in the network security space (that IBM ended up acquiring in 2011 after we had assumed a leadership position in the SIEM market). Over the two decades at Q1 Labs/IBM I had a number of different roles, from UI Architect, to product owner, to Chief Architect, eventually the CTO of Threat Management.

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