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Much of this article appears to be taking advertising copy as gospel truth. There is an awful lot of snake oil in the "threat intelligence" space. Keep in mind
by pseudo0 3y ago
Much of this article appears to be taking advertising copy as gospel truth. There is an awful lot of snake oil in the "threat intelligence" space. Keep in mind that it's easy (and unverifiable) for these companies to allude to super important secret squirrel government contracts when trying to convince Fortune 500 CSOs to pay for their overpriced "dark web" scrapers.
- pharmakom 3y agoIs there any evidence that discussions on the dark web is a precursor to attacks? Any documented cases at all? Seems like BS to me.
- Nextgrid 3y agoEvidence is pretty much never considered in "enterprise security" purchasing. The entire industry runs on snake oil, which the buyers knowingly buy because they themselves only need it to tick some checkbox on an audit form and rarely care about actual security.