Elemendar Visits Paris. What Did We Learn? I was lucky enough to represent Elemendar on a cybersecurity trade mission to the Paris region of France. We were kindly taken there by the London Mayors Office along with six other UK founded, growing cybersecurity companies. If you are interested in
Slava Ukraini! In this Elemendar update I had been looking forward to talking about how the pandemic appears to be receding and hopefully beginning a return to a new normal. Sadly, however, the unfolding, tragic events in Ukraine have replaced this with something worse. War in Europe. I’m not sure
Looking back over 2021 and thinking about where the cyber industry is going, I feel that we’ve pretty much finally answered the ‘is cybersecurity part of IT?’ or 'is it an integral part of the business overall?' question. Almost every reasonably sized business understands now that it’s a full board
London, UK - January 6th 2022 Elemendar is the world leader in developing AI (Machine Learning) to process human-authored cyber threat intelligence into machine-readable, actionable data to enable cyber analysts to better protect their organisations against cyber threats. Elemendar’s technology is used by Governments, national and international law enforcement agencies,
At Elemendar we have to keep up to date with as much cyber threat intelligence and machine learning research as we possibly can, so we are constantly reading and exploring. Ben Strickson (our senior data engineer) regards these four papers released this year as especially interesting as their work addresses
Episode 1 AI, Machine Learning & Elemendar’s NEW Launch Featuring CEO and Co-Founder Giorgos Georgopoulos
It is time for another blog post, this time looking at the recent update to the Mitre ATT&CK framework. The Mitre ATT&CK framework version 9 was released on 29th April, which contained many additional techniques and sub-techniques. As Elemendar’s READ product uses Mitre ATT&CK to extract attack patterns from CTI
The sharp-eyed among you may have noticed we released no news for Feb. We’ve been so busy since our successful fundraise in Dec that I sat down to write it and only then realised we were in late March already. Despite the pandemic, time is moving swiftly in cybersecurity and
Firstly, this is a picture of my much-loved tortoise Bob. We have another named Terabyte, but she doesn’t like the camera. And of course, we have a bundle of sticks. I couldn’t find a picture of sticks that I liked, so I took this one, with Bob. At Elemendar, we
CVE-2017-5753, commonly known as Spectre, is a side-channel attack which exploits the speculative execution processes performed by modern CPU’s. So what do these terms mean? Side-channel attacks A side-channel attack is an attack based on information gained from the actual implementation of a computer system, rather than weaknesses in an
