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| Source |  Anomali |
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| Identifiant | 4371921 |
| Date de publication | 2022-03-31 10:00:00 (vue: 2022-03-31 10:05:45) |
| Titre | The Need to Share |
| Texte | The Benefits of Sharing Threat Intelligence Inside and Outside Your Organization Welcome to this week’s blog. I hope you’re enjoying this series and what you’ve read so far if you’ve been following along. If you’re new, welcome as I dive deeper into the Top 10 Cybersecurity Challenges enterprise organizations face, as found in our recently released Cybersecurity Insights Report 2022: The State of Cyber Resilience. Coming in at number seven on our Top 10 List of the Challenges Cybersecurity Professionals Face is "Lack of ability to share threat intelligence cross-functionally." In an August blog, I wrote about President Biden’s Executive Order that sought to ensure that IT service providers share threat information about incidents with the federal government and collect and preserve data that could aid threat detection, investigation, and response. My comment was that before we share information as an industry, organizations need to break down their silos to share threat intelligence internally. It was not surprising to see this surface as one of the Top 10 Challenges organizations face. (I know, a clock is right twice a day, too, I’m taking the win here. Even if no one else is reading, I enjoy writing these.) Digital transformation has quickly expanded attack surfaces. Now more than ever, global organizations must balance a rapidly evolving cybersecurity threat landscape against business requirements. Threat information sharing is critical for security teams and organizations to protect themselves from cyber-attacks. The problem with sharing threat intelligence is that most organizations don’t know where to start. Enter Cyber Fusion Thirty years ago, military intelligence organizations developed the concept of cyber fusion, which combines HUMINT (human Intelligence) with COMINT (computer intelligence). They used the idea to collaborate with different intelligence communities and gain an in-depth understanding of the threat landscape. Cyber fusion is becoming increasingly popular in the cybersecurity industry, with organizations creating cyber fusion centers or using technologies like threat intelligence management or XDR (extended detection and response) solutions to eliminate silos, enhance threat visibility, and increase cyber resilience and collaboration between security teams. Cyber fusion offers a unified approach to cybersecurity by combining the intelligence from different teams into one cohesive picture. It also helps to integrate contextualized strategic, tactical, and operational threat intelligence for immediate threat prediction, detection, and analysis. How to Start Sharing Threat Intelligence Internally Cyber fusion takes a proactive approach to cybersecurity that helps organizations break down barriers and open communications across their entire organization to help them identify and address cyber risks before they become an issue. A cyber fusion approach helps foster collaboration among different departments within the company to focus on areas that ensure protection against relevant threats. By getting more people involved in keeping up with security issues and cyber incidents, organizations can ensure their investments and resources focus right where they need to be. Click on the image below to download our new ebook to learn more about how you can utilize cyber fusion to help break down silos within your organization. |
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