threat_intelligence

CrowdStrike Adds Third-Party IOC Management to Falcon Next-Gen SIEM

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CrowdStrike Adds Third-Party IOC Management to Falcon Next-Gen SIEM

Global – October 31, 2026 -- CrowdStrike has added Third-Party IOC Management to Falcon Next-Gen SIEM, letting security teams ingest, curate and manage externally sourced threat indicators in the same platform that holds their security telemetry.

The feature targets a "bring your own intelligence" model. Indicators from commercial providers, ISACs, government sources, open-source research, partners and internal incident response often sit in spreadsheets, ticketing tools and separate threat intelligence platforms. CrowdStrike says manual imports across those tools add operational overhead, delay detection, generate unnecessary alerts and slow investigations.

Ingestion covers IPs, domains, URLs and file hashes via STIX/TAXII, APIs and uploads

Teams can onboard IOCs through STIX/TAXII, APIs or direct uploads. The platform automatically consolidates duplicate indicators across sources.

RH-ISAC Schedules 14 Cyber Workshops Across Three Regions in 2026

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RH-ISAC Schedules 14 Cyber Workshops Across Three Regions in 2026

Vienna, VA – October 23, 2026 -- The Retail & Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC) has scheduled 14 confirmed in-person cybersecurity workshops across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific for 2026, with a 15th planned for London in November.

Series opens in Singapore on 3 June and closes in Sydney on 11 November

The one-day events start in Singapore on 3 June, followed by Herndon, Virginia, on 11 June and Herzogenaurach, Germany, on 7 July. Stops in Natick, Massachusetts (29 July), Brampton, Canada (30 July), Bangalore, India (5 August), Louisville, Kentucky (13 August) and Richfield, Minnesota (18 August) complete the summer calendar.

The autumn run begins in Parsippany, N.J., on 16 September, then moves to Paris (25 September), Las Vegas (1 October), Vancouver (14 October), Atlanta (3 November) and Sydney (11 November). RH-ISAC has not yet released details for the London date.

RH-ISAC Schedules 2026 Regional Workshops Across Three Continents

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RH-ISAC Schedules 2026 Regional Workshops Across Three Continents

Vienna, VA – October 23, 2026 -- The Retail & Hospitality Information Sharing and Analysis Center (RH-ISAC) has announced the 2026 schedule for its Regional Workshop series, a global program hosted in key markets across North America, Europe and Asia-Pacific. The workshops bring cybersecurity practitioners together for in-person collaboration, threat intelligence sharing and professional development.

RH-ISAC and IANS publish 2026 CISO Benchmark Report on 1 April

The workshop announcement follows a run of releases from the group. On 1 April 2026, RH-ISAC and IANS released the 2026 CISO Benchmark Report. It examines how cybersecurity leaders in retail and hospitality are handling economic pressure, evolving threats and the rapid rise of artificial intelligence.

Ontinue Launches Dark Web Monitoring Add-On for ION MXDR

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Ontinue Launches Dark Web Monitoring Add-On for ION MXDR

Zurich – – October 06, 2026 -- Ontinue has launched ION for Dark Web Monitoring (DWM), a managed add-on to its ION MXDR service that identifies exposed credentials, brand impersonation, and emerging threats before they escalate into security incidents.

Only 19% of organizations continuously monitor and remediate credential exposure

Compromised credentials can surface on the dark web within 24 hours of a breach, yet reports cited by Ontinue show just 19% of organizations continuously monitor for such exposure and automatically remediate it. Most lack the visibility, expertise, and processes to detect and respond to these risks before attackers exploit them.

Silent Push 6.1 Automates Brand Impersonation Hunting for Enterprises

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Silent Push 6.1 Automates Brand Impersonation Hunting for Enterprises

Reston, Va. – September 13, 2026 -- Silent Push has launched version 6.1 of its preemptive cyber defense platform, introducing a fully automated Brand and Infrastructure Impersonation engine that continuously hunts look-alike domains before they are weaponized in phishing campaigns.

Rebuilt engine scores and clusters look-alike domains for automated takedown

The new engine scores look-alike domains by risk, enriches them with registrar and hosting context, clusters them by threat actor, and exports the results as takedown evidence. Once configured, the system runs on an ongoing basis, reporting newly discovered impersonation infrastructure to security teams without manual re-scanning.