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Author Archives: Loretta George
Why Open Standards Are the Missing Link in Threat Intelligence
The clock reads 03:47. A security analyst in Helsinki stares at a flood of alerts from three different platforms, each describing what looks like the same phishing campaign. One tool labels the indicator as a malicious URL, another marks it … Continue reading
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Why Threat Intel Is Stuck—and How Open Standards Unstick It
What Threat Intelligence Sharing Looks Like Right Now Security teams are drowning in alerts, and the data that could actually help sits locked in formats that refuse to talk to each other. A detection at one company rarely gets to … Continue reading
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Stop Guessing, Start Knowing: Why Threat Intelligence Needs Open Standards Now
When a new vulnerability breaks, your first thought is probably: Are we wide open? If that question sends you scrambling through yesterday’s PDFs, a half-finished spreadsheet, or a frantic Slack thread, you’ve already lost the race. Solid threat intelligence lives … Continue reading
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Intel at Machine Speed—Why Open Standards Are the Only Way Forward
Threat intelligence is only as good as the speed and clarity with which it moves. When a fresh indicator of compromise pops up, every second spent massaging formats or typing data by hand is a second defenders don’t have. Open … Continue reading
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The Case for Open Standards in Threat Intelligence Is Urgent, Not Optional
The threat intelligence community doesn’t have the luxury of waiting. Every day, security teams wrestle with a flood of indicators—IPs, file hashes, domain names—but too much of that data stays locked inside proprietary formats or buried in spreadsheets only one … Continue reading
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Why We’re Running Out of Time—and Why Open Standards Fix It
Cyber threats move faster than most of us can track. A single attack rips across industries in hours, and security teams are left asking the same two questions: what just hit us, and how do we make it stop? The … Continue reading
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