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1. How Can I Safely Browse the Internet?
Safe browsing is crucial for protecting your personal data and preventing cyber threats. Here are some tips to help you stay safe online:

  • Use Strong, Unique Passwords: Avoid using the same password for multiple accounts. Consider using a password manager.
  • Enable Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Add an extra layer of protection to your accounts by enabling 2FA wherever possible.
  • Update Your Software Regularly: Ensure your operating system, browsers, and any installed plugins are always up to date.
  • Avoid Phishing Scams: Be cautious with suspicious links and attachments in emails. Always verify the sender’s identity.
  • Browse Using HTTPS: Ensure the websites you visit use HTTPS for a secure connection.
  • Use a VPN on Public Wi-Fi: If you’re using public Wi-Fi, use a Virtual Private Network (VPN) to encrypt your connection.

2. What is Two-Factor Authentication (2FA)?
Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) adds an extra security step to your login process. After entering your password, you’ll need to provide a second form of verification, like a code sent to your phone. This makes it harder for attackers to gain access to your accounts, even if they know your password.

3. What Should I Do if I Suspect a Phishing Attack?
If you suspect a phishing attack:

  • Do not click on any suspicious links or download attachments.
  • Verify the sender by contacting them directly through an official channel.
  • Report the phishing email to your IT team or the email provider.
  • Run a virus scan on your device to check for any malicious software.

4. How Can I Protect My Personal Information Online?
To protect your personal information:

  • Limit the amount of personal data you share on social media.
  • Use strong, unique passwords for each online account.
  • Enable encryption on devices and communications, especially for sensitive information.
  • Regularly monitor your accounts for any suspicious activity.

5. What are the Best Practices for Using Public Wi-Fi?
When using public Wi-Fi:

  • Avoid accessing sensitive information (e.g., banking, email) on public networks.
  • Always use a VPN to encrypt your data.
  • Disable file sharing and turn off automatic connections to Wi-Fi networks.
  • Ensure your device’s firewall is enabled for added protection.

6. How Do I Know If a Website Is Safe?
You can check if a website is safe by:

  • Looking for "https://" in the website URL. The "s" stands for "secure" and indicates that the site encrypts your data.
  • Checking for a padlock symbol in the address bar.
  • Avoiding sites that have security warnings or lack SSL certification.

For more tips and information on staying safe online, feel free to explore our blog or reach out to us directly!

1. Shared Responsibility: In a co-managed setup, your organization and our security team share the responsibilities of threat monitoring, incident response, and security management. You retain control over critical decisions and internal processes, while we provide additional expertise, tools, and resources to enhance your defenses.

2. Customized Roles: We work with you to define clear roles and responsibilities based on your needs. You may choose to handle specific tasks, like vulnerability management or internal incident response, while we focus on 24/7 threat detection, OSINT monitoring, and advanced threat analysis.

3. Real-Time Collaboration: The co-managed model enables seamless collaboration through our platform, providing real-time visibility into security incidents, threat intelligence, and remediation actions. Both teams can share insights, prioritize risks, and respond to threats together, ensuring a unified approach to cybersecurity.

4. Enhanced Threat Intelligence: By leveraging our platform’s OSINT capabilities and our threat analysts, you benefit from enriched threat intelligence without the need for additional in-house resources. Our team continuously monitors, analyzes, and correlates global threat data, keeping your organization informed and ready to act.

5. Flexible Support: Whether you need full-time monitoring, after-hours support, or surge assistance during critical incidents, the co-managed model adapts to your evolving needs. You can scale our involvement up or down based on your organization's current threat landscape and security goals.

6. Continuous Improvement: We collaborate with your team to regularly assess the effectiveness of security measures, review incidents, and optimize processes. This ensures that your organization stays resilient against emerging threats while making the most of available resources.

The Co-Managed Security Model offers the best of both worlds: empowering your internal team with expert support, while maintaining visibility and control over your cybersecurity strategy.

The CTI Threat Intelligence Platform ensures you stay informed and responsive to potential threats through customizable alerts and notifications. Here’s what to expect:

1. Types of Alerts:

  • Threat Intelligence Alerts: Receive real-time updates on emerging threats relevant to your industry, including OSINT-based intelligence feeds, indicators of compromise (IOCs), and advanced persistent threat (APT) activity.

  • Incident Notifications: Immediate alerts on detected incidents, such as malware infections, phishing attacks, or suspicious network behavior, allowing for rapid response.

  • Vulnerability Alerts: Notifications about newly discovered vulnerabilities affecting your systems or software, along with remediation recommendations.

  • Collaborative Alerts: If your organization is part of a collaborative threat-sharing community, you’ll be notified about shared threats or intelligence from trusted partners.

2. Customizable Alert Frequency:

You have full control over the frequency and type of notifications you receive. Options include:

  • Real-Time Alerts: Immediate notifications as soon as a threat or incident is detected, ensuring prompt action.

  • Daily Digest: A summary of all relevant threats, incidents, and vulnerabilities over the past 24 hours, helping you stay informed without being overwhelmed.

  • Weekly Reports: A high-level overview of your threat landscape, security incidents, and ongoing risks, providing insights for long-term security planning.

  • Critical Alerts Only: Opt to receive notifications only for high-severity incidents or threats that pose an immediate risk to your organization.

3. Notification Channels:

  • Email Alerts: Detailed reports and summaries delivered directly to your inbox based on your selected frequency.

  • SMS Notifications: For critical incidents, you can choose to receive SMS alerts, ensuring you're aware of high-priority threats even when away from your computer.

  • Platform Dashboards: All alerts are logged and visible within the Our CTI dashboard, where you can view, filter, and prioritize incidents based on severity and impact.

  • Third-Party Integrations: Alerts can also be forwarded to your preferred security information and event management (SIEM) system, ticketing software, or collaboration tools for seamless integration into your workflows.

4. Alert Prioritization:

To prevent alert fatigue, Our CTI categorizes and prioritizes alerts based on severity (low, medium, high, and critical). You can set thresholds to ensure you focus on the most relevant and impactful notifications.

With Our CTI you have the flexibility to customize alerts and notifications to fit your organization’s needs, ensuring that you are always informed without being overwhelmed by unnecessary noise.

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