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🇬🇧 Building Cyber Pathways ~ A UK Perspective with Juliette Wilcox CMG Dive into the latest 'Future Secured' episode featuring Juliette Wilcox CMG, UK's Cybersecurity Ambassador for Defence and Security Exports. 🔐 Strategic Insights ~ Discover how the UK is fostering a diverse cyber security workforce. 🌐 International Cooperation ~ Learn about the pivotal role of alliances like AUKUS. 💡 Clustering Expertise ~ The importance of regional partnerships among academia, industry and government. 🚀 Startups & Investment ~ Explore the opportunities and challenges for cyber security startups. 📈 Economic Impact ~ Investing in cyber security as a foundation for future growth. Watch Episode 7️⃣ now 🔗 https://lnkd.in/g7qg5kcZ #CyberSecurity #Innovation #FutureSecured #TechPodcast #CyberSecurityStrategies #AUKUS #CyberSecurityInvestment #CyberSecurityWorkforce

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Recent reports reveal that Iranian cyberespionage group APT42 is deploying new, sophisticated backdoors to target government bodies, NGOs, and intergovernmental organisations. Tools like Nicecurl and Tamecat demonstrate the evolving tactics and the significant threats these backdoors pose to data security and international relations. This escalation showcases the need for constant vigilance and enhanced security protocols. Stakeholders in cyber security and affected sectors must bolster their defences and increase awareness about these specific threats. Cyber security experts must urgently upgrade defensive measures against such tailored espionage tools, ensuring robust detection and response systems are in place. 🔗 Read more here: https://lnkd.in/gK23sZjp #CyberSecurity #APT42 #DataBreach

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📢*NEW PODCAST* Ritu Gill (OSINT Techniques), Open Source Intelligence Analyst at Law Enforcement, joins Harry Kemsley OBE and Sean Corbett CB MBE to discuss the practical use of OSINT in supporting law enforcement. Ritu discusses its use in providing initial risk assessments and how OSINT supports classified or closed-source intelligence. She also discusses the tools available to analysts to make the most of open-source intelligence. Link in comments #law #OSINT #analysts

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In case you missed our latest podcast, Ritu Gill (OSINT Techniques) Open Source Intelligence Analyst at Law Enforcement, joins Harry Kemsley OBE and Sean Corbett CB MBE to discuss the practical use of OSINT in supporting law enforcement. Ritu discusses its use in providing initial risk assessments and how OSINT supports classified or closed-source intelligence. She also discusses the tools available to analysts to make the most of open-source intelligence. Link in comments #law #OSINT #analysts

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New Report on Operational Resilience reveals 18% in Europe believe their regulators have provided enough support to help implement operational resilience in their firms. Full Report = https://lnkd.in/gDerfH5p     Bravo all to The BCI including Rachael Elliott for their great work on #CyberSecurity

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Incident response times vary widely among organisations, influenced by factors such as the maturity of their cyber security programmes, the resources available, and the specific sector in which they operate. Read what Eugen Miscoi at McCarthy Tétrault has to say about recent developments in our “INDEPTH FEATURE: Cyber Security & Risk Management 2024” report: https://lnkd.in/g95rGJQd #cybersecurity #cyberrisk #cyber

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Advanced OSINT training to go way beyond theory, focussing on the practical application of new skills and knowledge to find your way in the global open source information landscape to produce actionable results. https://lnkd.in/eiczW2P9 #OSINT #OSINTtraining

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Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) and Their Role in Attack Defence: This useful informational is all about making it harder for malicious actors trying to break into global networks. Read how you can use IoCs to spot, track, and stop those those sneaky cyber threats. It is a handy guide for network engineers and security professionals looking to better understand IoCs and use them effectively. https://lnkd.in/eCF39NcF #Cybersecurity #IoCs #NetworkSecurity

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The first panel discussion of Day 2 (20th June) at #CTX2024 will be on the topic of "How to PREVENT and undermine terrorist information operations, including online disinformation efforts." This session will be hosted by Harry H., Senior OSINT Specialist at Tadaweb, and will feature Adam Hadley of Tech Against Terrorism, Dr Jens Binder of Nottingham Trent University, Victoria Smith, Chief Strategist at the DISARM Foundation, and Tim Evans from Dataminr. - If you need to understand the nuances of terrorist information and disinformation tactics, and what can be done to disrupt them - this is one discussion that you shouldn't miss. There's still time to register - just about - do that today, here: https://ctexpo.co.uk/ #counterterrorism #disinformation #cyberterrorism

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Digital Dawn: Cyber Security Policy in the Wake of Political Change In 2024, more than 70 countries worldwide are holding national elections. The European Parliament will be going to polls next week and the UK will follow less than a month later. This pivotal moment for democracy demands our attention. Our report underscores the importance of cyber security and resilience for incoming governments. Trust in public institutions and the digital economy hinges on safeguarding citizens in our interconnected world. Read the full report and hear more from our CEO 📡 Michael Maddison here: https://lnkd.in/eUb_7DW9 #cybersecurity #cyberpolicy #cyberregulations #publicpolicy #cyberpriorities

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🎙️ Crossing Lines: North Korea's New Stance on Reunification 🎧 Listen now to the latest Threat Intelligence Podcast ➯ https://lnkd.in/eVZgPFC Read our latest reports today ⇩ https://lnkd.in/e_gXwGFW North Korea’s policy-making is an ambiguous and shady domain. Little information on the domestic reality of the country filters to the outside world, but the impacts of Pyongyang’s foreign policy on regional - and global - security need to be uncovered. In early 2024, North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, announced that the objective of “reunification” with South Korea is no longer considered possible. More than 70 years after the end of the Korean war in 1953, which formally divided the two states, a significant shift in the North’s policies towards the South could have a wider meaning for the region. In this episode, Samuel Pearson and Siddhesh Shimpukade join Arnold K. to provide us with a deeper understanding of the hidden nuances of the Korean peninsula’s security dynamics, with an eye to the potential threats of tomorrow. Don't forget to rate and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. #OSINT #counterterrorism #threatintelligence #podcast #pacific #asia

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🆕 🎙️ Crossing Lines: North Korea's New Stance on Reunification 🎧 Listen now to the new Threat Intelligence Podcast ➯ https://lnkd.in/eVZgPFC Read our latest reports today ⇩ https://lnkd.in/e_gXwGFW North Korea’s policy-making is an ambiguous and shady domain. Little information on the domestic reality of the country filters to the outside world, but the impacts of Pyongyang’s foreign policy on regional - and global - security need to be uncovered. In early 2024, North Korea’s leader, Kim Jong Un, announced that the objective of “reunification” with South Korea is no longer considered possible. More than 70 years after the end of the Korean war in 1953, which formally divided the two states, a significant shift in the North’s policies towards the South could have a wider meaning for the region. In this episode, Samuel Pearson and Siddhesh Shimpukade join Arnold K. to provide us with a deeper understanding of the hidden nuances of the Korean peninsula’s security dynamics, with an eye to the potential threats of tomorrow. Don't forget to rate and subscribe to us on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or your preferred platform. #OSINT #counterterrorism #threatintelligence #podcast #pacific #asia

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Well worth a read on the uses of OSINT!! https://t.co/UogyAv18nw #osint #uses #riskmanagement #duedilligence #investigation #factfinding

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📣 Our latest edition of the "OSINT Roundup - The Friday 5 Newsletter #18” has been sent out! 🚀 🔍 Highlights: ✅ OSINT Challenges: Seven Deadly Sins of Bad Open Source Research by Bellingcat and Tristan Lee and Kolina Koltai Also, another tip by Matthias Wilson - Careful what you OSINT with! ✅ OPSEC on the Dark Web: Why Operational Security is Crucial for Darknet and OSINT Professionals by Sam Bent ✅ OPSEC Examples: Check out this list of bad OPSEC examples ✅ Digital Footprint: Download this OSINT checklist for Digital Footprints by Alex Lozano ✅ OSINT Podcast: Excited to share that I was featured on a recent episode of PI-Perspectives with Matthew Spaier Also, I was on an episode of Janes podcast with Harry Kemsley OBE and Steve Corbett Another podcast episode to check out! Micah Hoffman on the Needlestack podcast by Authentic8, where he shares insights on elevating your OSINT expertise from beginner to expert level. 👁 Explore the world of OSINT with engaging articles, tools, and insights. Every segment of our newsletter is carefully selected to enhance your knowledge and skill set. 📩 Not on our mailing list yet but intrigued? Drop a comment below to get onboard for insightful OSINT updates! 🔗 Follow us Forensic OSINT on LinkedIn for more updates and OSINT tips.

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