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ThreatQuotient

How Thales Group Uses the ThreatQ Platform to Build its Leading Threat Intelligence Service

In 2016, Ivan Fontarensky, Technical Director CyberDetect & Respond at Thales, wanted to rollout a Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) service to continue to add value to the company’s cybersecurity products used by critical infrastructure organizations around the globe.

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Case study: Calico on AWS enables turnkey networking and security for Rafay's enterprise-grade Kubernetes Operations Platform

Organizations are adopting Kubernetes on Amazon Web Services (AWS) to modernize their applications. But Kubernetes clusters and application lifecycles demand a considerable investment of cost and resources, especially for edge applications.

A TrustCloud Trustimonial: Sevco Security

Security is a team effort, and James Darby from Sevco Security knows it well! 🤝 Discover how TrustCloud's automated plan transformed their security program and gave him the power to assign responsibilities across the organization. It's no longer compliance for compliance's sake; it's assurance that their customers can rely on.
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Case study: Calico Enterprise empowers Aldagi to achieve EU GDPR compliance

Founded in 1990, Aldagi is Georgia’s first and biggest private insurance firm. With a 32% market share in Georgia’s insurance sector, Aldagi provides a broad range of services to corporate and retail clients. With the onset of the pandemic in 2019, Aldagi wanted to make its services available to customers online. To this end, the company adopted an Agile methodology for software development and re-architected its traditional VM-based applications into cloud-native applications.

Zenity

Zenity Helps Microsoft Identify and Remediate Critical Security Risk in Power Automate Desktop

About seven months ago at Defcon, Zenity CTO Michael Bargury presented security research that discovered and outlined a way to take over Microsoft Power Automate enabling bad actors to send ransomware to connected machines by using Power Automate as it was designed. By simply taking over an endpoint, our research showed that attackers can run their own payloads and execute malware by assigning machines to a new administrative account using a basic command line.