WatchDogCyberDefense – Page 2 – Managed SOC as a Service with ProActive Attack Reduction

The Benefits of OpenCTI for Cyber Threat Intelligence

by adminCyberSec Case Study 2025-03-132025-03-13No Comments

In today’s rapidly evolving cybersecurity landscape, organizations must stay ahead of emerging threats by leveraging robust cyber threat intelligence (CTI) platforms. OpenCTI (Open Cyber Threat Intelligence) is an open-source platform designed to help organizations manage, analyze, and share threat intelligence efficiently. By integrating OpenCTI into your cybersecurity workflow, you can enhance threat detection, improve decision-making, …

Using AI to Improve Cybersecurity

by adminCyberSec News 2025-03-05No Comments

Thanks to Ms Janette Toral for featuring us in Manila Times: “Data from recent analyses, sourced from studies conducted by Wilson Chua of Watchdog Cyber Defense, highlights concerning trends that underscore the urgent need for robust cybersecurity strategies. Adopting advanced AI-powered cybersecurity solutions is no longer optional for Philippine enterprises operating in the manufacturing, retail, …

In the News:

by adminCyberSec News 2025-02-27No Comments

Distributed Denial-of-Service (DDoS) attacks have doubled in 5 years (2018 to 2023). It also evolved over time. We see hackers using Spoofed IP addresses while launching attacks from compromised servers. Hackers adopted this tactic of using spoofed IP addresses to “cover their tracks”. Changing the IP addresses makes it appear as though the attacks come …

Global BulletProof Hosting Services

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It turns out that the Isle of Man (IM) is the country with the SLOWEST response rate to abuse reports. Luxembourg comes in 2nd and Netherlands comes in 3rd place. The report shows the average malevolent duration an attack is seen until it is resolved.

Wi-Fi Warfare: The Shocking New Hack That Exploits Neighboring Businesses

by adminCyberSec Case Study, CyberSec News, Malicious Software 2024-11-23No Comments

A Russian state-sponsored hacking group, GruesomeLarch (also known as APT28 or Fancy Bear), has developed a sophisticated method called the “Nearest Neighbor Attack.” This technique allows hackers to remotely infiltrate organizations by exploiting the Wi-Fi networks of nearby businesses, without needing malware or physical presence. How the Attack Worked The attack was discovered in February …