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Home » How Open Source Threat Intelligence Helps SMBs Improve Their Cybersecurity Posture
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How Open Source Threat Intelligence Helps SMBs Improve Their Cybersecurity Posture

Frank DomizioBy Frank DomizioApril 13, 2023Updated:April 13, 20231 Min Read
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In episode 76 of the Cybersecurity Minute, Frank Domizio discusses threat intelligence for small- and medium-sized businesses (SMBs).

Highlights

00:48 — Small businesses can level the playing field and improve security posture by leveraging open-source threat intelligence and free threat intelligence platforms.

01:16 — Threat intelligence is data about potential or existing cyber threats that can assist organizations in proactively identifying, preventing, and responding to attacks.

01:55 — How can SMBs benefit from open-source tools? They can start by using open-source threat analysis tools such as Snort, Bro, or Suricata. They can also participate in the open-source threat intelligence community’s access to real-time threat intelligence.

02:45 — SMBs can use tools that enable automated threat intelligence and feed sharing and analysis to streamline the collection and analysis of their intelligence data.

02:58 — They can also customize threat intelligence to meet their own specific requirements. To recap, small businesses can stay current on the latest threats and detect and prevent attacks with tailored threat intelligence data by leveraging open-source platforms, tools, and communities.


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Frank Domizio is an Acceleration Economy Analyst focusing on Cybersecurity. As a retired Philadelphia Police Officer, Frank got his start in cybersecurity while he was detailed to the FBI as a digital forensic examiner. Since then, Frank has held many positions in and around the federal government specializing in Cyber Threat Intelligence and Incident Response. Now, as a Federal Civilian for an Executive Branch Agency, Frank is a student of the strategy and leadership that goes into making a successful cybersecurity program. He is also an adjunct professor of cybersecurity at the University of Maryland Global Campus. Frank holds a Bachelor of Science in Computing Security Technology from Drexel University and a Master of Science in Cyber and Information Security from Capitol College as well as many industry certifications. As a Federal Government Employee Frank’s views are his own, not representing that of the U.S. Government or any agency.

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