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Product Update — New Tagging System for Private Enclaves
Product Update — New Tagging System for Private Enclaves
At TruSTAR we’re constantly working with our SOC team users to gather feedback about how to make our product better.
Commodity Ransomware is Here
Commodity Ransomware is Here
Brian Krebs recently posted a blog on a slick ransomware-as-a-service interface called “Philadelphia,” enabling almost anyone to launch a…
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words — How to Read TruSTAR Graphs
A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words — How to Read TruSTAR Graphs
At TruSTAR we are constantly trying to make incident exchange and collaboration easier for security operators and analysts. The top…
Found an interesting report? Follow it on TruSTAR.
Found an interesting report? Follow it on TruSTAR.
We know that if you are a user of TruSTAR you already have a dozen different sources of information you have to keep checking up on for…
Grizzly Steppe and Carbanak: The Dangers of Miscalculation in Cyberspace
Grizzly Steppe and Carbanak: The Dangers of Miscalculation in Cyberspace
Hats off to the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) for releasing additional information on Grizzly Steppe — detailing Russian…
Cybersecurity — 2017 Reality Check
Cybersecurity — 2017 Reality Check
The cyber security community descends on San Francisco next week for the RSA Security Conference to review the latest products to address…
New Funding Round: Powering Our Growth
New Funding Round: Powering Our Growth
Today I am pleased to announce TruSTAR’s latest financing round that will power our next growth phase. Storm Ventures led the $5M Series A…
Without a Cyber Intelligence Exchange, The Private Sector is “Flying Blind”
Without a Cyber Intelligence Exchange, The Private Sector is “Flying Blind”
There is a growing consensus among companies today of the urgency to understand the cyber incidents going on around them. To not have a…
Kaspersky Labs recently released a report describing a coordinated attack focused on industrial…
Kaspersky Labs recently released a report describing a coordinated attack focused on industrial…
We analyzed the IoC’s released in the Kaspersky report and cross referenced them against TruSTAR incident reports and found correlations…
No Computer is Safe: Now What?
No Computer is Safe: Now What?
The quote “Technology is not the measure of a great civilization” from the first episode of The Man in the High Castle is timely given…
A New Cold War Begins and the Private Sector is on the Front Line
A New Cold War Begins and the Private Sector is on the Front Line
The escalation underway between Russia and the United States in cyberspace is a far cry from where we were two years ago with North Korea’s…
Product Update — Easier Management of Your Analyses
Product Update — Easier Management of Your Analyses
We are excited to announce new features that will allow you to manage your analysis and get more value from the visualization capabilities…
Increase Your Chances of Catching a RAT
Increase Your Chances of Catching a RAT
In July Fidelis Cybersecurity released their Barncat Intelligence Data to security researchers and the research team at TruSTAR decided to…
Product Update — Dynamic Distribution & External Lookups
Product Update — Dynamic Distribution & External Lookups
We are excited to announce the latest set of features that will further streamline your intelligence exchange and analysis workflow. Please…
Actionable threat intelligence — often repeated but rarely realized
Actionable threat intelligence — often repeated but rarely realized
It’s rare to hear discussions about “cyber threat intelligence” not accompanied by the words “actionable” or “proactive”. You will be hard…
Cybersecurity: “Change or Die”
Cybersecurity: “Change or Die”
“Change or die” is an old phrase computer programmers use to highlight the speed of change in a world of innovation. Its implications go…
TruSTAR Insights Feature
TruSTAR Insights Feature
We are excited to launch the TruSTAR Insights feature designed to give you a quick look at incident reports and indicators that are…