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Cyber fusion is a next-generation approach to cybersecurity that unifies all security functions such as threat intelligence, security automation, threat response, security orchestration, incident response, and others into a single connected unit with the capability to coalesce all comprising units for detecting, managing and responding to threats in an integrated and collaborative manner.

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How Cyber Fusion Reduces Security Vulnerability Risk?

What is Security Collaboration in Cybersecurity?

Modern-day SecOps teams are on their toes all the time to discover, analyze, correlate, and gain the deepest insights into noisy threat data. They aim for comprehensive threat visibility that goes beyond the tactical approach. Contextualized threat intelligence and automated threat response are critical components of a true cybersecurity solution that clears the picture for threat visibility.

How Cyber Fusion Provides 360-degree Threat Visibility?

The financial sector is one of the most essential industries that touch the lives of each and every individual and organization across the globe. As we step into a more connected world, it becomes ever more important to secure the financial ecosystem through robust cyber defenses.

Why are Financial Institutions Adopting Cyber Fusion Strategies?

In 2021, an increase in sophisticated, high-impact ransomware incidents was observed against critical infrastructure organizations across the globe. The cybersecurity authorities across the US, UK, and Australia discovered tactics and techniques that demonstrate the ransomware threat actors’ increasing technological sophistication and growing ransomware threat to organizations globally.

How Cyber Fusion Minimizes the Risk of Ransomware Attacks?

Phishing is one of the most common cyberattack vectors used to attack organizations. Threat actors often target an organization’s employees, customers, clients, or partners, via specially-crafted phishing emails or malspam campaigns meant to deceive targeted individuals. Security teams deal with massive volumes of such emails on a daily basis due to which response to phishing attacks becomes challenging for them. Response to phishing attacks is also delayed due to a lack of automation between detection, prevention, and response technologies.

How Cyber Fusion Thwarts Phishing Attacks?

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What is Security Incident Response?

Websites face cyber security threats almost every day, and security incident response is a function that handles and responds to potential cyber attack. A cyber attack can have damaging impacts ranging from intellectual property and sensitive data theft to a considerable impact on network security, operations, and brand.

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While addressing a crisis, it is important to ensure that the communication and notification pertaining to the crisis is properly conveyed via the right channels before incorrect information starts to propagate. For instance, if a breach occurs, security teams need to determine its cause, data exposed, affected assets, and impact incurred.

Role of Crisis Communication in Cybersecurity

The continuous evolution of threats makes manual tracking and blocking of cyberattacks by managed security service providers (MSSPs) like herding cats. Without the essential security resources, it’s difficult for them to respond to threats.

Why Do MSSPs Need Automation?

Every organization nowadays is on the radar of threat actors. Therefore, everyone needs to be prepared

How does SOAR Improve Incident Response?

It is impossible to manually examine all security alerts, investigate them, and respond to every cyber threat. To help address this challenge, the security industry is continuously developing tools

Improving Incident Response with Cyber Fusion

In 2013, NIST (National Institute of Standards and Technology) received executive order 13636 that required the federal government to work with key industry stakeholders to develop a voluntary

Applying SOAR to NIST’s Incident Response Playbook

Organizations today face a variety of threats that could impact their operations, finances, reputation and consumer trust. In recent years, sophisticated cyberattacks and cybercrime have become some

What is Cyber Incident Response and who manages Incident Response?

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What is Cyber Threat Intelligence?

Threat intelligence is evidence-based information or knowledge of the capabilities, techniques, infrastructure, motives, goals, and resources of an existing or emerging threat. This intelligence provides context to better understand and identify adversaries, and as Gartner’s definition of threat intelligence states, this information “can be used to inform decisions regarding the subject's response to that menace or hazard”. Simply put, threat intelligence is the knowledge that allows you to prevent, identify, and mitigate cyberattacks.

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Artificial intelligence (AI) is reshaping nearly every industry and cybersecurity is no exception. This article sheds light on the role of AI in cybersecurity, offering insights into benefits and challenges

Everything You Need to Know About AI in Cybersecurity

A Security Operations Center (SOC) serves as a vigilant sentinel of organizations' digital assets in today's cybersecurity landscape. Its primary function is to detect, analyze, and respond

Future-Proofing Security: A Guide to SOC Transformation

Artificial intelligence (AI) has increasingly become a vital tool in the realm of cybersecurity, particularly in the area of cyber threat intelligence. In this blog, the Cyware cybersecurity experts address the role of AI and machine learning in cybersecurity, including the benefits, drawbacks, and how it compares to manual processes.

Explained: The Role of AI in Cyber Threat Intelligence

In today’s threat landscape, sharing cyber threat intelligence is of the essence. If an organization’s security teams and technologies work in silos, it cannot succeed in defending against advanced threats. It is important to understand adversaries’ behavior and their tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) to gain valuable insights into their objectives and strategies and TAXII helps achieve that by enabling threat intelligence sharing between organizations using STIX standards.

What is a TAXII Server? How is it Different from a TAXII Client?

Let’s say, a massive supply chain attack targeting organizations worldwide is underway. The attackers behind the attack campaign are tinkering with the development lifecycle by manipulating the codes and exploiting vulnerabilities in third-party software. If these malicious changes go unnoticed, then it can cost companies millions of dollars in both repair costs and reputation

Everything You Need to Know About MITRE ATT&CK Framework

The cyber threat landscape has reached a point where it is beyond any individual’s or organization’s capability to defend themselves on their own. As a sheer number of new threats are identified on a daily basis, it is only a matter of time when an organization can fall victim to the shape-shifting arrays of attacks unless they have access to timely and high-fidelity threat intelligence. The issue can be adequately addressed by sharing threat intelligence that also enables effective security collaboration between the internal security teams and external partners.

What is Cyber Threat Intelligence Sharing? And Why Should You Care?

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What is “SOAR” - Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response?

SOAR stands for Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response. But what is SOAR? Gartner defines Security Orchestration, Automation, and Response (SOAR) as “technologies that enable organizations to collect inputs monitored by the security operations team SOAR tools allow an organization to define incident analysis and response procedures in a digital workflow format.” In other words, SOAR refers to a security technology that allows automated accumulation and flow of security threat data between disparate security technologies (such as SIEM, threat intelligence platform, firewall, incident response platform, etc.) deployed on different environments (cloud and on-premise) and facilitates automated responses to security threats. The objective of SOAR is to streamline security operations.

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