Author: Massimiliano Brolli – March, 5th 2024 07:23English translation: Antonio Piovesan – March, 11th 2024 How can we ensure that sensitive data is exchanged securely and efficiently? As answer to this critical question, Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) emerges, an information classification system designed to facilitate sharing sensitive information between authorised entities. In this article, we will explore in detail the fundamental role of the Traffic Light Protocol (TLP) in sensitive information management, with particular emphasis on its application in Cyber Threat Intelligence. Through an in-depth analysis of its mechanisms, its benefits and implementation of the TLP, we will seek to fully understand

Let’s talk a bit about CDNs, or Content Delivery Networks, and how they can be real digital lifesavers. Imagine being in a crowded restaurant. There’s only one waiter running around serving all the customers. Now, if each table had its own dedicated waiter, the service would be much faster, right? Well, CDNs work more or less like that for your website. When someone visits your site, they usually request information from a central server that could be on the other side of the world. This can slow things down, a bit like that poor lone waiter. CDNs, on the other hand, are

My name is Elena and I am a 35-year-old housewife. One day, while I was checking my email, I found a mail that caught my attention. The sender introduced himself as Jean-Pierre, a 60-year-old Italian-French man, terminally ill with cancer. He told me that he had no relatives or friends to leave his inheritance to, and that he had chosen me, at random, among the thousands of people he had found on the internet. He offered to donate me 2.5 million dollars, on condition that I used them to help the poor and the needy. He only asked me to reply to

Author: Antonio PiovesanPubblication Date: 09/08/2021 With the increase of ransomware infections – often instigated through phishing emails, it’s very important/crucial to take proactive measures to help protect yourself and your organization’s security. Of course having computers and servers that are up-to-date as far as patches, antivirus and other endpoint facilities makes a big difference in reducing the overall risk of infection, but being prepared on detecting phishing emails and educating employees in your organization to also be proactive is a critical step in protection. To understand how a “phishing email” threat-actor thinks, you can take a look at Veronica Patron‘s video on