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Threat Intelligence Snapshot: Week 46, 2024
Hive0145 launches advanced Strela Stealer campaigns targeting Europe | ENISA Releases Technical Guidance For NIS2 Implementation
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Sharon De Cet shares her Experience as Official Mentor for the Women4Cyber Foundation
ECSO-backed Women4Cyber Mentorship programme is designed to help women improve their skills and advance their cybersecurity careers at all levels.
Decoding Disinformation: The Spanish Election Information Operation Targeting Russian-Speakers
QuoIntelligence analyzed an information operation campaign aiming to discourage Russian speaking citizens from voting in the latest Spanish elections.
EU Digital Operational Resilience Act: Tougher Cybersecurity Requirements for Financial Institutions & Their Implications
Analysis and evaluation of the DORA regulation, which establishes a single European regulatory framework for the management of risks derived
Hamas–Israel Crisis: Impact on Geopolitics and Cyber Threat Landscape for the European Energy Sector
Analysis of the Hamas-Israel crisis and the main cyber and geopolitical takeaways for European oil and gas companies
QuoIntelligence Workshop 2023 — What We Liked, Lacked, and Learned
What we liked, lacked and learned from our second company workshop to bond, learn new skills, and recharge our batteries.
QuoIntelligence Secures EUR 5 Million Seed Financing
QuoIntelligence, Europe's fast-growing provider of Threat Intelligence, today announced a EUR 5 million Seed Financing round. The investment will be
Fresh insights into Neo_Net’s cybercrime syndicate: The new threat actor in the financial sector
Research into an eCrime campaign — to Neo-Net — targetting prominent European banks, especially in Spain, with phishing and Android
Raising Leroy Merlin Italia’s Threat Intelligence Maturity to a Higher Level
Learn how QuoIntelligence helped raise Leroy Merlin Italia's Threat Intelligence Maturity
Infostealer Malware: The Silent Threat Lurking in Your System
Infostealer malware attacks are designed to steal sensitive information such as login credentials, financial data, and personal information.
