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An Unsettled Score
By David Peduto Mention of the assassination is limited to a small article tucked away on page A4 of The New York Times on September 10, 2001. Under the headline, “Taliban Foe Hurt and Aide Killed by Bomb,” the article erroneously reports that Ahmad Shah Massoud, the primary resistance fighter against the Taliban, suffered leg injuries in a targeted attack carried out by two unaffiliated operatives. In truth, Massoud was killed in the September 9 attack – and he was killed by al-Qaeda.
Beavers, Analysts, and the Ecosystem of Threat Intelligence
By David Peduto on April 4, 2019 A personal story will help set the scene for this article. My lovely wife and I got married earlier this year. Rather than beating the weather in Boston by going to some tropical island for our honeymoon, my wife and I doubled down on the cold and went to Jackson Hole, Wyoming. We decided not to test our limited skiing abilities, and instead spent our time touring the valley and the surrounding area.
Questions to Ask When Shopping for Threat Intelligence
Recorded Future Blog By Zane Pokorny on April 2, 2019 Our guest today is Brian Martin, vice president of vulnerability intelligence at Risk Based Security, a company that provides risk identification and security management tools leveraging their data-breach and vulnerability intelligence.
Top 3 Alerting Rules Recorded Future Clients Use to Stay Proactive
By The Recorded Future Team on January 24, 2019 Recorded Future clients, like all other cybersecurity practitioners, are incredibly busy protecting and monitoring their networks.
Controlling Online Access in Yemen’s War Zone
Recorded Future Blog Controlling Online Access in Yemen’s War Zone By Amanda McKeon on December 3, 2018 Recorded Future’s Insikt Group recently published research titled “Underlying Dimensions of Yemen’s Civil War: Control of the Internet.” It’s a detailed analysis of the role the internet has played in Yemen’s ongoing bloody conflict, as rival factions fight to gain control of information, access, and infrastructure. Local and international interests all come into play.
Protecting the Brand, Products, and People at Perdue Farms
Perdue Farms is a major U.S. agricultural business, best known for its processing of chicken, turkey, and pork, and is one of the nation’s top providers of grain. Founded nearly a century ago as a “mom-and-pop” business with a small flock of chickens, today the company marks sales in excess of $6.5 billion a year and has over 20,000 employees.
4 Ways Machine Learning Produces Actionable Threat Intelligence
4 Ways Machine Learning Produces Actionable Threat Intelligence By Zane Pokorny on September 5, 2018 Key Takeaways Threat intelligence needs to be timely and relevant to be actionable. Unfortunately, producing threat intelligence is a process that does not scale up well for human analysts in the current era of big data.
Saving Our Humanity In The Face Of Peshawar Tragedy
My thoughts remain fixated on the terrible attack at Army Public School in Peshawar, Pakistan. The killing of 145 people, most of whom were but children, is a hard thing to shake. Coming in the wake of a terrible hostage taking in Sydney and amidst the ongoing wave of evil and subjugation propagated by ISIS, the attack has left many asking what has happened to humanity. If people in the world cannot recognize so much as the innocence of children, then what possible hope can we have for our future?
What We See and What We Don’t in Pakistan bombings
It happened again. On Sunday, November 2 another terrorist attack took place in Pakistan. At least 56 people were killed in a bombing near the country’s Wagah border crossing with India. Without even looking at a picture from the scene, you can probably draw a pretty good image of it. Pools of blood, white sheets, people crying. All these terrorist attacks, they all look the same. While a picture can say a thousand words, what is missing from it can say millions more.
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