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Security Technology - October 2024

The proliferation of data—and artificial intelligence tools to create or gather it—is changing how threat intelligence teams conduct their work.

Focus on Election Security and Civil Unrest

Under the wrong circumstances, riots can spring up from peaceful demonstrations. Security and crisis management leaders are aware that internal and external factors can exacerbate and accelerate violence, especially surrounding the 2024 U.S. elections.

Best Practices for Minimizing OT Threats

It is important to identify the realistic threats to OT systems and the pathways those threats could exploit that will cause the greatest damage. This is where threat intelligence comes in.

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How AI May Change the Way Security Teams Use OSINT

Security practitioners have increasingly turned to monitoring Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) to detect and prevent attacks. Artificial intelligence, however, may be on the cusp of changing OSINT as a discipline.

Fast Facts: What is Open-Source Intelligence?

Open-Source intelligence (OSINT) is one of the six intelligence disciplines used to gather intelligence. We take a look at what makes OSINT unique and why security practitioners are using it.

Security News

Delta Air Lines Launches Lawsuit Against CrowdStrike Over July Outage

Delta has filed a lawsuit against CrowdStrike, claiming that the firm “forced untested and faulty updates to its customers,” according to the suit. The suit also claims that the computer crashes directly lead to more than $500 million in out-of-pocket losses, as well as damage to the airline’s reputation.

Chinese and North Korean Actions Underscore Region’s Volatility

Two Asian hotspots grew a little more tense over the last few days. On 14 October, China staged military drills designed to simulate an attack on Taiwan. On 15 October, North Korea detonated explosives on the North Korean side of the border with South Korea that destroyed roads connecting the two countries.

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