digiDations is revolutionising how organisations validate their cybersecurity. In a world where traditional security assessments fall short against increasingly sophisticated cyber threats, we combine artificial intelligence with real-world threat intelligence to deliver cutting-edge security validation solutions.
Project role: Research and Threat Analysis in Cybersecurity
The aims of security research and threat analysis are to:
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Identify and analyse real-world attack techniques and vulnerabilities.
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Enhance organisations' security posture through proactive threat research.
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Strengthen security controls and detection capabilities against evolving threats.
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Provide insights into emerging cyber threats, ensuring resilience against adversary tactics.
Threat research and analysis can help the analyst better understand the following:
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How to track and investigate attack techniques, MITRE ATT&CK mappings, and adversary behaviors by threat groups.
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The impact of threat intelligence, vulnerabilities, and attack samples or proofs-of-concept (POC) on customer security environments.
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How to assess security gaps in detection and response capabilities and provide actionable recommendations.
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The tools and methodologies used in threat intelligence gathering and security validation.
Responsibilities
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Research and analyse threat intelligence sources to understand attack incidents, techniques, vulnerabilities, and exploits.
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Track and investigate new attack techniques and adversary behaviors to provide security insights.
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Support customers in assessing security gaps and improving detection rules within their security environments.
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Conduct security content validation and improvement discussions with security product vendors when needed.
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Collaborate with security engineers and product teams to enhance security validation methodologies.
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Develop technical reports, research papers, and security updates to contribute to cybersecurity knowledge.

Research and Threat Analysis in Cybersecurity