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Traditionally, video meant hindsight. IQSIGHT brings sight and intelligence together in real time, turning detection into understanding and insights into action.

Security never sleeps at MGM Resorts, thanks to Intezer’s AI SOC. With hundreds of thousands of alerts every month, the team needed a way to scale without compromising accuracy or speed. Intezer’s Autonomous SOC now investigates every alert automatically, uncovering even nation-state APTs often dismissed as “low severity” by other tools. Join leading SOC teams using Intezer to replace manual triage with AI-powered precision

When alert triage became overwhelming, Legato Security made the switch to Intezer. With hundreds of thousands of alerts each month, Legato needed a faster, smarter way to scale without adding headcount. Now, Intezer automatically investigates every alert in seconds, cuts false positives, and gives analysts time to focus on real threats. Join leading SOC teams using Intezer to replace manual triage with AI-powered precision.

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Le vishing est bien plus complexe qu'il n'y paraît. Vos collaborateurs sont-ils vraiment prêts à détecter un appel frauduleux ?

Un simple appel peut compromettre toute votre sécurité. Ne sous-estimez pas le vishing : mettez la vigilance de vos collaborateurs à l'épreuve.

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Scaling fast is hard enough without your secrets manager becoming a bottleneck. HeyGen's team tripled in six months and Infisical scaled with them. Automated deployments, just-in-time access for sensitive environments, instant engineer onboarding. If you're worried worried about outgrowing your security stack, don't be. Book your demo today.

Traba spent just a few hours setting up Infisical and cut time spent on secrets management by 95%. If you’re consuming too many engineering resources on secrets sprawl, Infisical is here to give it back. Book your demo now.

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We officially welcome our first guest to The Defensive Line, Intrusion’s internal podcast built around the conversations shaping cybersecurity, innovation, and digital defense. Tony Scott, CEO of Intrusion Inc, sits down with Imran Jan, CEO of PakAmGlobal LLC, for a powerful discussion on the future of global cybersecurity, the pace of innovation, and what it takes to defend critical systems in a world where threats move faster than ever. This conversation goes beyond technology. It touches leadership, resilience, global collaboration, and the responsibility organizations have to think differently about digital defense. Cybersecurity is no longer just an IT issue. It is a business issue, a national security issue, and a global readiness issue. We’re proud to launch The Defensive Line Podcast with a conversation that sets the tone for what this series is all about: real insight, timely perspective, and a front-row look at how leaders are thinking about the future of defense. Welcome to The Defensive Line.

In sectors like finance and government, a skills gap is a massive risk. We help global enterprises prove their teams are ready for the pressure of a real incident. See why the 2026 Wave™ named Immersive a Leader in Cybersecurity Skills and Training Platforms for high-stakes, regulated environments.

In Episode 2 of The Defensive Line Podcast, powered by Intrusion, Tony Scott sits down with Carmine Cicalese of Cyber CIC for a real conversation about where cybersecurity is headed, and why disinformation, AI, human behavior, and risk management now belong in the same conversation. They cover: AI’s growing role in the threat landscape Why small and mid-sized businesses can’t afford to “wait and see” The gap between buying security tools and building real security posture Cyber insurance, risk tolerance, and practical decision-making The human element attackers still count on The takeaway: cybersecurity is no longer just an IT problem. It is a business resilience problem. And the organizations that win will be the ones that stop treating cyber as a checkbox and start treating it as a leadership priority. Episode 2 premieres Friday, May 15 at 1 PM CT. Watch The Defensive Line, powered by Intrusion Inc.

Certificate lifespans are shrinking again. CyberArk, MajorKey, and iON help uncover gaps and plan your move to automated management.

𝐂𝐲𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐓𝐡𝐫𝐞𝐚𝐭 𝐈𝐧𝐭𝐞𝐥𝐥𝐢𝐠𝐞𝐧𝐜𝐞 𝐈𝐧𝐬𝐢𝐠𝐡𝐭𝐬: Die Cyberbedrohung wächst nicht nur. Sie industrialisiert sich. 2025 verändert die Spielregeln für Cyberresilienz. Allein im vergangenen Jahr bearbeitete das InfoGuard CSIRT über 350 Cybervorfälle. Rund 20 (!) Prozent mehr als im Vorjahr. Was wir bei InfoGuard AG feststellen: Noch entscheidender als die Anzahl ist die Veränderung dahinter. Cyberangriffe werden heute deutlich professioneller organisiert, effizienter durchgeführt und massiv skaliert. Cyberkriminelle arbeiten zunehmend wie moderne Unternehmen: mit arbeitsteiligen Strukturen, automatisierten Werkzeugen, KI-gestützten Angriffen und professionellen Ransomware-Ökosystemen. 👉 Cybercrime entwickelt sich zum industrialisierten Dienstleistungsmodell. Dies verändert die Ausgangslage fundamental. Die Frage lautet längst nicht mehr, ob ein Unternehmen angegriffen wird. Entscheidend ist vielmehr: Wie früh erkennen wir relevante Bedrohungen und wie vorbereitet sind wir wirklich? Genau hier spielt Cyber Threat Intelligence eine Schlüsselrolle. Sie unterstützt den Schritt von reaktiver Sicherheit zu proaktiver Cyberresilienz und wird zum Führungsinstrument für bessere Entscheidungen. Richtig eingesetzt, hilft Cyber Threat Intelligence: ✅ relevante Risiken frühzeitig zu erkennen und richtig zu priorisieren. ✅ die eigene Bedrohungslage kontinuierlich einzuordnen, und zwar abgestimmt auf Branche, Geschäftsmodell und kritische Abhängigkeiten. ✅ Investitionen und Schutzmassnahmen faktenbasiert zu steuern. Aus meiner Sicht ergeben sich daraus drei zentrale Handlungsfelder für die oberste Führungsebene: 1️⃣ Verlangt ein regelmässiges, verdichtetes Cyber-Lagebild in Business-Sprache und nicht primär technische Reports. 2️⃣ Verknüpft Cyber-Threat-Intelligence-Erkenntnisse mit eurem Risikomanagement: Welche Geschäftsprozesse, Lieferketten oder Wertschöpfungsbereiche wären im Ernstfall betroffen – und was heisst dies für unser Business? 3️⃣ Prüft kritisch, ob euer Security Operations Center (SOC) und euer Incident-Response-Team (CSIRT) diese Informationen tatsächlich nutzen, oder ob sie isoliert in Reports enden, statt Risiken zu reduzieren. 𝐌𝐞𝐢𝐧 𝐅𝐚𝐳𝐢𝐭: Reaktive Sicherheit reicht nicht mehr aus. Entscheidend wird die Fähigkeit, Bedrohungen frühzeitig zu erkennen, geschäftlich einzuordnen und vorbereitet zu handeln – strategisch, organisatorisch und operativ. Wer Cyber Threat Intelligence richtig nutzt, verbessert nicht nur seine Cyberabwehr, sondern seine unternehmerische Resilienz. Wenn ihr Cyber Threat Intelligence in eurem Unternehmen strategischer verankern wollt, lohnt sich ein Blick in unser neues Whitepaper «Threat Intelligence Insights». Den Link findet ihr im Kommentar. 👇

How big is the video game cheat industry? Based on our own new analysis and research we estimate that the cheat industry's annual revenue is $8.5B. To put this into context, that makes cheating the 4th biggest gaming market in the world - only smaller than those in China, US and Japan. Find out more in our Cheatonomics blog.

How big is the video game cheat industry? Based on our own new analysis and research we estimate that the cheat industry's annual revenue is $8.5B. To put this into context, that makes cheating the 4th biggest gaming market in the world - only smaller than those in China, US and Japan. Find out more in our Cheatonomics blog.

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