What is Supply Chain Attacks: Compromising the Trust?

A Supply Chain Attack occurs when an adversary infiltrates a system through an outside partner or provider with access to the systems and data. This dramatically alters the risk profile because the attack vector is a trusted channel (e.g., a software update or a third-party library) rather than a direct exploit of the victim's perimeter.

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STIX and TAXII Explained: The Language of CTI

In the early days of CTI, analysts shared Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) via PDFs and spreadsheets. This manual process is too slow for modern defense. By the time an analyst manu...

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Supply Chain Attacks: Compromising the Trust

A Supply Chain Attack occurs when an adversary infiltrates a system through an outside partner or provider with access to the systems and data. This dramatically alters the risk pr...

S Read Definition

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