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A few years ago, analysts found internet-connected CCTV cameras in Taiwan and South Korea communicating with critical parts of the Indian power grid. Recorded Future uncovered this attack. With unparalleled access to "command and control" nodes and billions of stolen log-in details from the dark web, Recorded Future provides insights to 1,700 clients in 75 countries, including 47 governments. As internet-connected devices grow, private firms like ours are vital in addressing global cyber threats.
A few years ago, intelligence analysts discovered that internet-connected CCTV cameras in Taiwan and South Korea were communicating with critical parts of the Indian power grid. The attack was not revealed by an Indian or Western intelligence agency but by Recorded Future. With unmatched access to “command-and-control” nodes and billions of stolen log-in details found on the dark web, the Recorded Future Intelligence Cloud provides unparalleled insights to 1,700 clients in 75 countries, including 47 governments. As devices connected to the internet multiply, private firms like ours are essential in monitoring, uncovering, and acting on cyber threats globally. Read more about how Recorded Future is at the forefront in The Economist.
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Great chatting with Jason Conger at Splunk .Conf24!
Principal Partner Technical Leader at Splunk with expertise in Cloud platforms, data analytics, and partner solutions
Recorded Future was recognized as Splunk's 2024 Global Technology Innovation Partner of the Year at #splunkconf24. Christopher Coburn delves into their Splunk integration and innovation in the video below.
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Join us at #PREDICT2024 in London on October 21-22. 🌍 Connect with industry leaders, explore innovative techniques, and develop future-ready strategies over two action-packed days. https://lnkd.in/efYHN3aC
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Join us at #PREDICT2024 in Singapore on November 7-8. 🌍 Connect with industry leaders, explore innovative techniques, and develop future-ready strategies over two action-packed days. https://lnkd.in/efYHN3aC
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Recorded Future and SentinelLabs have been tracking two distinct activity clusters targeting government and critical infrastructure sectors globally between 2021 and 2023. We associate one activity cluster with the suspected Chinese APT group ChamelGang (also known as CamoFei), while the second cluster resembles previous intrusions involving artifacts linked to suspected Chinese and North Korean APT groups.
ChamelGang & Friends | Cyberespionage Groups Attacking Critical Infrastructure with Ransomware
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Proud to be part of Recorded Future, a 2024 Technology Top Workplace! Our team’s dedication and innovation make us stand out in the tech industry. #RecordedFutureLife
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Enhance your threat-hunting capabilities with Recorded Future's TTP MITRE Matrix. 🔍 Visualize TTPs: See the most relevant TTPs for your organization based on Threat Actors and Malware Threat Maps.
Recorded Future on LinkedIn: Enhance your threat-hunting capabilities with Recorded Future's TTP MITRE…
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Join us at Black Hat 2024! Visit our Threat Intelligence Lounge at the Delano Hotel for exclusive demos and strategic discussions. Learn how Recorded Future’s solutions can empower your organization to stay ahead of cyber threats. Schedule your meeting now to secure your spot! https://lnkd.in/eURnhHHE
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Recorded Future is investing in APIs to enable automated security workflows, among other measures, to help organizations overcome the hurdles of operationalizing threat intelligence. Read more in Computer Weekly.
How Recorded Future is operationalising threat intelligence
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Suspected Chinese state-sponsored hackers were observed targeting dozens of organizations in Taiwan, including universities, state agencies, electronics manufacturers and religious organizations, according to new cybersecurity research.
Taiwanese tech firms, universities, religious groups among targets in cyber-espionage campaign
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