In an era where cyber threats evolve faster than ever, organizations need more than raw data—they need actionable threat intelligence. This intelligence transforms overwhelming threat feeds into prioritized, contextual insights that cybersecurity teams can act on immediately. At VMRay, a leader in advanced malware sandboxing and context-rich threat intelligence, we
Staying ahead of adversaries requires more than just reactive defenses—it demands a proactive, intelligence-driven approach. Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) has become critical for identifying and mitigating risks from advanced threat actors. This is especially true for organizations facing targeted attacks. Let’s dive into the frameworks, tools, and strategies that empower
In today’s hyper-connected world, the digital transformation of businesses has significantly created an ever-expanding attack surface for cybercriminals. Moreover, with sophisticated malware, ransomware, and phishing campaigns on the rise, traditional security measures often fall short. Therefore, to effectively counter these threats, organizations are increasingly turning to Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs)—a
Introduction Phishing has been known as one of the leading initial attack vectors for a long time. Here at VMRay we are continuously monitoring phishing activities in order to keep our users protected from new and existing phishing threats. In the past few months, we discovered several new phishing campaigns
The cybersecurity landscape is evolving at an unprecedented pace. For organizations, keeping ahead of potential threats is no longer optional—it’s a necessity. Cybercriminals are becoming more sophisticated, using advanced techniques to evade detection and exploit vulnerabilities. In this environment, security teams face mounting pressures to stay proactive and focused. Threat
Updated on: 2025-02-13 Cybersecurity threats are becoming more complex, requiring proactive intelligence instead of basic defensive measures. Security teams can identify, understand, and mitigate potential threats with the aid of threat intelligence feeds. These feeds are collected from a variety of sources and provide security teams with real time data
In today’s rapidly evolving cyber landscape, government organizations face an increasing array of challenges that demand sophisticated, well-coordinated defense strategies. During a recent panel discussion, we had the opportunity to dive into these critical issues with Carsten Willems, CEO of VMRay, and Carlos Rivera, Senior Analyst at Forrester Research. This
“Cybersecurity is a strategic, multiplayer game where teamwork matters—combining threat intelligence with sandboxing is like unlocking a powerful duo, essential for tackling today’s malware challenges.” Why building Cyber Threat Intelligence is a strategic need When it comes to defending against modern cyber threats, it’s no secret that the landscape
Over the last 10-12 years, EDR solutions have become a mainstay in endpoint defense. The reason for the dramatic adoption of EDR solutions was because Anti-Virus (AV) solutions at the time were (and still are) unable to detect a new wave of undetectable threats. Document-based attacks with macro’s and fileless
In any other IT technology solution, from productivity suites, CRM, or financial applications, product suites are a logical way forward. Single source of vendor provides vendor consolidation, savings on cost, support, and maintenance requirements. It makes perfect sense. However, very few organizations have been compromised based on their buying decision
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