Consider how much data we share daily. Mobile numbers, emails, social media posts, and location, these tiny bits of information can help fraudsters reveal what kind of person you are and who your connections are.

Now scale it to company size. Innocent employees' LinkedIn updates might uncover the company's sensitive data, the organization's leadership type, or who could be targeted by malicious actors through social engineering.

In connection with this theme, we'd like to invite you to our free upcoming webinar where we will discuss how OSINT can detect and prevent such threats:

"OSINT: A Secret Weapon Against Cyberthreats", May 4, 3 pm UTC.

▪ Evolution of OSINT

▪ The role of OSINT and SOCMINT in defending cyber threats

▪ Interconnection of Cyber Threat Intelligence and OSINT

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Consider how much data we share daily. Mobile numbers, emails, social media posts, and location, these tiny bits of information can help fraudsters reveal what kind of person you are and who your connections are.

Now scale it to company size. Innocent employees' LinkedIn updates might uncover the company's sensitive data, the organization's leadership type, or who could be targeted by malicious actors through social engineering.

In connection with this theme, we'd like to invite you to our free upcoming webinar where we will discuss how OSINT can detect and prevent such threats:

"OSINT: A Secret Weapon Against Cyberthreats", May 4,
3 pm UTC.

According to a TechJury report, 300 000 thousand of new pieces of malware are created daily. Every 39 seconds there is a cyber attack somewhere on the web. Meanwhile, a business falls victim to a ransomware attack every 14 seconds. 64% of companies worldwide have experienced at least one form of a digital threat.

In this realm, Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) has been gaining more significance and becoming a critical security issue. The insights gleaned from OSINT can help organizations identify potential areas of threat and take action immediately.

According to a TechJury report,
300 000 thousand of new pieces
of malware are created daily.
Every 39 seconds there is a cyber attack somewhere on the web. Meanwhile, a business falls victim
to a ransomware attack every 14 seconds. 64% of companies worldwide have experienced at least one form
of a digital threat.