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Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape: Introducing Threat Actor Insights Cards

In today’s rapidly evolving digital landscape, understanding the tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) of cyber adversaries is essential for organizations seeking robust cybersecurity. To help tackle this challenge, Feedly has unveiled its Threat Actor Insights Cards, a powerful tool designed to provide real-time, comprehensive profiles of threat actors targeting various industries.

With cybercriminals frequently altering their tactics to elude detection, keeping abreast of these developments can be daunting. Feedly’s new Insights Cards offer an up-to-date 360-degree view, enabling cybersecurity teams to swiftly identify emerging threats or review the profiles of known adversaries. Each card consolidates critical information, including adversary aliases, recent activities, targeted organizations, and exploited vulnerabilities.

The benefits are plentiful. Security analysts can leverage these cards to access linked intelligence reports, explore associated malware, and pivot to deeper insights, such as MITRE ATT&CK Navigator for further analysis. “The Threat Actor Insights Cards are incredible,” said Daniel Schmidt, a Security Analyst at the Cyber Defense Center, gematik. “They are an amazing source of information providing everything you need in one place about a specific APT group.”

As digital threats become increasingly sophisticated, staying informed becomes a strategic necessity. Feedly AI scans millions of articles daily to identify new threat indicators and ensure that the Insights Cards are continually updated. This proactive approach not only assists in threat detection but also enhances the efficiency of threat-hunting activities across organizations.

With real-time insights and a comprehensive overview of adversaries, Feedly’s Threat Actor Insights Cards offer cybersecurity teams the tools needed to bolster defenses and protect against the next wave of cyber threats.