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Cyber Threat Intelligence
/ Brad Christian

The Value of Curated Threat Intelligence

Curated threat intelligence takes raw threat data from various sources and selects, validates, and organizes it into a structured and actionable format. This intelligence gives...

  • DDoS
  • Security
  • Service Provider
Woman thing in Ops center thinking about something while holding tablet
/ Heather Broughton

The Journey to AI-Driven Autonomous Networks

For anyone who attended Mobile World Congress (MWC) in March, talk of artificial intelligence (AI) was everywhere. No matter what booth you visited, AI was the conversation du jour...

  • Service Provider
SOC employees review a bottleneck
/ Robert Derby

Why Investigation Is the SOC’s New Bottleneck, and How to Fix It

At RSA Conference 2025, we surveyed more than 70 cybersecurity professionals, asking some critical questions about their threat detection and incident response (TDIR) process...

  • Event
  • Security
People in city street
/ Brad Christian

The Dangers and Threats of Zero-Day Attacks

Zero-day threats are among the biggest risks in cybersecurity. They occur when a vulnerability—in this case meaning a security flaw or weak point in software or hardware that is...

  • Security
hurdler
/ Jennifer Steele

Coaching Needed to Clear Network Operations Hurdles

As part of a recent survey conducted by Mobile World Live, communications service providers (CSPs) were asked to weigh in on the state of artificial intelligence (AI) innovation...

  • Service Provider
Observability frameworks (AI) ready data
/ Agnes Mends Crentsil

From Insight to Innovation: Can Observability Guarantee Continuous Network Advancement?

Communications service providers (CSPs) need to continuously evaluate network performance 24/7 to assure service and end users’ quality of experience. This blog reports details...

  • Service Provider
Omnis Cyber Intelligence Blog Header
/ Robert Derby

The Invisible Threats You’re Not Seeing—and Why That Matters

Cybersecurity isn’t a game of cat and mouse. It’s a game of chess—one where the opponent is always thinking five moves ahead. Every organization wants to believe it has a strong...

  • Security
Man with glasses at computer in the dark
/ Brad Christian

The Ultimate Defense Against Multivector DDoS Attacks

Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks are evolving. According to the NETSCOUT DDoS Threat Intelligence Report, there is a decline in volumetric reflection/amplification...

  • DDoS
  • Service Provider
Woman holding laptop and talking on cell phone.
/ Monica Paolini

Getting ready for AI in the RAN

As networks evolve toward higher performance and efficiency, AI is rapidly becoming a critical tool to support and enable this transformation across the end-to-end infrastructure...

  • Service Provider
5G symbol with cars on highway background
/ Heather Broughton

Making It Rain! FWA on the Road to 5G Monetization

You don’t have to look too hard to see that the world is craving more connectivity and higher speeds. In fact, as the average number of people in a household continues to decline...

  • Service Provider
Forward Looking female
/ Robert Derby

Why Cybersecurity Needs to Focus More on Investigation

When we think about cybersecurity, most of us picture alarms going off, software scanning for viruses, and firewalls keeping the bad guys out. Detection and response are the heavy...

  • Security
5 Myths About DDoS Attacks
/ Brad Christian

5 Myths About DDoS Attacks and Protection

Distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks come in many shapes and sizes, as do the myths surrounding them. These myths can center on motivations, DDoS attack vectors and...

  • DDoS
  • Service Provider