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The final instalment of our blog series on AI’s potential for the threat intelligence cycle is here. After all the directing, collecting, and analysing, it’s time to disseminate, or publish the insights gathered for your

Since we last let you in on what's been going on at Elemendar, Q4 has seen us sharing expertise far and wide as well as many product advancements. Continue reading to find out more… Product

Onsite at the FIRST CTI Conference in Berlin last week, we took in three days of fascinating and valuable cyber-threat workshops and talks. Here are key insights we drew from the event. Cyber Risk and

We’ve been busy thinking and writing about AI as applied to the four phases of the threat intelligence cycle (see our blogs on direction and collection), and it’s now time for analysis.  Can AI be

In our estimation, the analysis of disinformation is lagging about 10 years behind the field of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI). Despite the widespread acknowledgment that disinformation is a major threat, we lack the frameworks and

Our first blog about the use of AI in the intelligence cycle covered the cycle’s first phase, direction. AI in collection, the next phase, is our focus of discussion today.  Of all the phases, collection

Disinformation works best when blended with a drop of truth. Consider the Philadelphia Experiment (BS) combined with degaussing technology research (truth). Or microchips in vaccines (BS) with the Tuskegee Syphilis Study (truth).  The recipe is

We recently blogged about which AI form the CTI analyst should use, sparking a conversation at Elemendar about applying AI to the threat intelligence lifecycle. If we consider each cycle phase to have a beginning,

“There are known knowns. These are things we know that we know. There are known unknowns. That is to say, there are things that we know we don't know. But there are also unknown unknowns.

AI has become nearly a household term. Its influence has seeped into multiple areas of our lives, promising direct benefits: significantly reducing errors in daily work, increasing accuracy and precision, and giving us freedom from

For cyber defenders, generative AI holds a tantalising promise. Who wouldn’t relish the thought of a tool that can make intelligence workflows effortless and streamlined?  Take threat intelligence platforms (TIPs), which are currently essential for

The dust is settling on InfoSec London 2023, and in reflection we offer a unique insight to the discourse that’s been circulating. As a company that specialises in the production of artificial intelligence tools for