Intel 471 Podcasts

Managing a cyber crisis

In this Studio 471, Tom Bolitho of FTI Consulting shares how IT security incidents can be managed to minimize reputational damage.

Guess Who: The Adversary Edition

This special edition episode of Out of the Woods: The Threat Hunting Podcast walks through a real-world threat actor activity one clue at a time, challenging listeners to analyze behavior, map tradecraft, and consider attribution as the activity unfolds.

Writing high-quality IDS detection rules

In this Studio 471, Jeremy Kirk sits down with Luca Allodi and Koen Teuwen of Eindhoven University of Technology who co-authored a recent academic study that examines how to write lower-noise rules for intrusion detection systems (IDSs).

The evolution of Russian cybercrime

In this Studio 471, Roman Sannikov, Founder of Constellation Cyber shares his insight into the Russian cybercriminal landscape, the evolution of online crime and what lies ahead with ransomware.

From Skilled to Tactical Threat Hunting: Where to Focus for Maximum Impact

How threat actors are using artificial intelligence

Artificial intelligence is a red-hot mess, filled with contradicting predictions over whether it will bring vast benefits. In this Studio 471, Ashley Jess shares her insight into how AI will shape the threat landscape.

The Art of the Hunt: Turning Intel into Action

In this episode, "The Art of the Hunt: Turning Intel into Action," our expert team explores the nuances of threat intelligence, including behavioral and indicator-based approaches, and how to effectively leverage them for superior outcomes.

Collecting Useful CTI From Underground Markets

Extracting cyber threat intelligence on emerging threats and novel threat actors is challenging. Michele Campobasso completed his doctoral thesis in 2024 at Eindhoven University of Technology, and in Studio 471, he shares insights on these markets and maximizing CTI collection.

Cybercrime Exposed Podcast: Raccoon Stealer

Information stealing malware is one of the most common ways that organizations end up infiltrated by malicious hackers. For several years, one type of infostealer called Raccoon Stealer ruled them all.