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Before Your SOC Investigates: What 16K+ Security Teams Already Know

What if some of the threats reaching your organization’s environment had already been identified elsewhere, before your security team even started investigating them? Chances are, some were. According to ANY.RUN’s research, up to 30% of unique malicious indicators of compromise (IOCs) identified in studied Interactive Sandbox sessions had already been observed by ANY.RUN and were […] The post Before Your SOC Investigates: What 16K+ Security Teams Already Know appeared first on Cyber Security News.
What if some of the threats reaching your organization’s environment had already been identified elsewhere, before your security team even started investigating them? Chances are, some were. According to ANY.RUN’s research, up to 30% of unique malicious indicators of compromise (IOCs) identified in studied Interactive Sandbox sessions had already been observed by ANY.RUN and were present in its Threat Intelligence Feeds before investigation. In other words, nearly one in three of those malicious indicators was already available in threat intelligence before the analysts began their investigations. What does…
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