We help businesses comply with the DORA framework and assist in implementing a comprehensive Threat Intelligence program that addresses all aspects of Threat Intelligence, from design to deployment and ongoing management.
Threat Intelligence serves as leading shields due to the sensitive data they handle and their role as data gateways for companies and organizations. Traditional network and web protection tools are insufficient in fully securing Threat Intelligence from all threats. Inadequate detection and response mechanisms can lead to challenges in identifying and remedying cyber-attacks.
Cybercriminals exploit insecure cyber intelligence solutions, raising concerns among corporate leaders. Common attacks include ransomware extortion, security incidents, malicious network activity, credentials leakage, domain abuse, email security, vulnerable infrastructure, web application security, and dark web attention. Adherence to the latest industry Threat Intelligence best practices is crucial for preventing identity theft, other cybercrimes, and ensuring data safety.
The digital risk posture is crucial for detecting and managing an external attack surface. Many companies implement internet-accessible applications and vulnerable digital assets within their infrastructures. Adversaries are constantly seeking these gaps, making it essential for us to stay vigilant. Companies can gain insights into their digital assets through External Attack Surface Management (EASM) solutions.
The brand protection function ensures continuous monitoring of your company’s brand, providing alerts about suspicious activities that could harm the brand’s value. This service persistently monitors and identifies violations, including fake domains, third-party sites, unauthorized apps, and search engine results. This proactive approach can help prevent both reputational and monetary loss.
If your business operates in the EU and provides digital services or critical infrastructure, you will be subject to the requirements of the DORA framework. This necessitates the implementation of appropriate technical and organizational measures to manage the risks posed to the security of your network and information systems, including your Threat Intelligence.
Compliance with the DORA framework requires a comprehensive Threat Intelligence program that includes measures such as authentication, authorization, encryption, and monitoring. This may involve implementing additional security controls to ensure that only authorized parties can access and use the Threat Intelligence. Moreover, you will need to report security incidents to the relevant authorities, including incidents related to Threat Intelligence.
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