Mandiant unveiled the next phase of its technology partnership ecosystem with the launch of the Mandiant® Cyber Alliance Program. The program furthers Mandiant’s mission to make organizations secure from cyber threats through unique and sophisticated strategic partnerships that create enhanced solutions for customers around the globe.

Join Matt Bromiley, Principal Consultant, Mandiant Managed Defense and Andrew Rector, Sr. Principal Consultant, Mandiant Managed Defense, for a first-ever look inside how Mandiant addressed the SUNBURST threat with customers, including stories from the front lines of this customer-focused response.

The recent tension between Iran and the U.S. has increased the likelihood of Iranian action against U.S. and Gulf entities. While the exact nature, timing, and targets of any response from Iran is uncertain, FireEye Threat Intelligence analysts assess with moderate confidence that it will include a cyber componen

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Today, The Mandiant® Intelligence Center™ released an unprecedented report exposing APT1's multi-year, enterprise-scale computer espionage campaign. APT1 is one of dozens of threat groups Mandiant tracks around the world and we consider it to be one of the most prolific in terms of the sheer quantity of information it has stolen.

Mandiant Threat Intelligence has detailed an ongoing cyber-enabled influence campaign we named Ghostwriter. We assess with high confidence that UNC1151, a suspected state-sponsored cyber espionage actor that engages in credential harvesting and malware campaigns, conducts at least some components of Ghostwriter activity.

Financially motivated threat actors continue to evolve their ransomware tactics with new innovations that increase the potential damage of these infections. With no sign of slowing, these attacks are disruptive and costly and have a potentially far-reaching and pervasive impact on economies and societies, particularly when considering disruptions to healthcare or industrial facilities that could endanger lives.

Host Luke McNamara is joined by Jeff Compton, Senior Manager for Mandiant’s Intelligence Capability Development team to discuss the focus of his team in helping customers build threat intelligence programs and how the needs of customers in this space continue to evolve, and how the regulatory landscape is driving change in particular regions and industries.

Organizations across all industries are facing devastating threats to their day-to-day operations from opportunistic cyber criminals and nation-state actors. They have mastered ransomware deployment and evolved their tactics to multifaceted extortion—some resulting in million-dollar payouts, damaged reputation, and ongoing loss of operational capacity.

We’re back with the second episode of our “Big Four” series focused on North Korea, Iran, China, and Russia. We honed in on Iran for this one, and to help explore their cyber capabilities, we invited Sarah Hawley, Principal Analyst for Mandiant Threat Intelligence, and Lee Foster, Senior Manager of Information Operations Analysis.