ECHOSEC SYSTEMS

In February 2021, a water treatment plant worker in Oldsmar, Florida noticed some rogue mouse clicks on his monitor, watching as it raised sodium hydroxide levels 100x. Read More

What’s the difference between broad threat monitoring and targeted threat detection, and how can you choose tools that best support your use case? Read More

As security strategies become more complex and digitized, it makes sense for large organizations to hire a third party to overcome expertise gaps and resource constraints. Security service providers are an attractive option to replace or complement in-house teams. Read More

Influencers are usually associated with marketing products and services. But for public sector intelligence teams, influencers can provide valuable insight to support national security interests and global threat response. What does “influencer” mean in a threat intelligence context? Read More

Public sector intelligence teams are responsible for helping inform decisions for a range of national security threats—from natural disasters, terrorism, public health crises, and war, to disinformation campaigns and cyber threats. Read More

You’re an intelligence analyst and your team has just received an alert for a potential security breach. You need fast access to relevant data to generate threat intelligence and initiate a response, but your tooling is returning a sea of false positives that’ll take ages to navigate. Read More

In the face of national security threats, governments need to stay prepared and make prompt, appropriate decisions to protect assets and potentially save human life. Open-source intelligence (OSINT) has become valuable for driving these decisions. Read More

Online data sources—from social media to the dark web—give airport security personnel the information they need to support faster, more informed responses to security threats. In the modern threat landscape, this could mean avoiding millions in cyber damages or even saving human life. Read More

Threat intelligence. For public and private sector security professionals, the term is often synonymous with detecting and mitigating cyber attacks like malware and phishing. Read More

Open source intelligence (OSINT) is often described as a digital breadcrumb—a trail of clues left across the internet that help investigators understand adversaries. Read More