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Your SOC pays for multiple threat intelligence feeds, yet fresh malicious domains and IPs can still appear in telemetry as unknown. When feeds rely on overlapping sources, more subscriptions may deliver the same indicators while leaving emerging threats uncovered. Analysts must fill these gaps manually, checking indicator reputations, comparing sources, and gathering evidence. Every extra […] The post Your Threat Int…
October 2026 brought another wave of cyber threats targeting US enterprises, exposing security gaps that could lead to financial losses, data breaches, and business disruption. Attackers exploited trusted platforms, legitimate authentication processes, and growing AI adoption to gain access to corporate accounts and systems, making early detection and containment increasingly difficult. For SOC teams, these […] The p…
Security investigations often begin with a single suspicious IOC, but deciding what it means requires context. The more relevant intelligence analysts can connect to that finding, the better they can determine what deserves attention and what to do next. October’s release introduces a new powerful capability in ANY.RUN’s Interactive Sandbox– Related Threat Context. Now SOCs […] The post Release Notes: Related Threat…
From October 27 to 29, the ANY.RUN team joined it-sa 2026 in Nuremberg, meeting customers, partners, SOC and MSSP teams, and cybersecurity professionals from across Europe. Three days of conversations gave us a valuable opportunity to hear what security teams are focused on today, exchange ideas about evolving security operations, and discuss how malware analysis […] The post it-sa 2026 Recap: Key Trends Shaping Secu…
