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  • The Importance of Information Sharing for the Cybersecurity Community to Successfully Defend Against Cyber Threats

    Jeannette Jarvis
    Guest Blogs
    Feb 08, 2021
    By Ryan Olson, VP Threat Intelligence (Unit 42), Palo Alto Networks When Palo Alto Networks and Fortinet co-founded the Cyber Threat Alliance (CTA) in 2014, which eventually incorporated on January 23, 2017, I would have never guessed years later there would be 30+ members. It’s a significant accomplishment for CTA, as they commemorate their 4th… View Article
  • Cyber Threat Alliance Turns 4!

    Michael Daniel
    CTA News
    Jan 25, 2021
    On January 23rd, CTA turned four.  It seems like both a long time and a brief moment since our six founding members officially incorporated the organization as a non-profit.  Since then, CTA members and staff have worked hard to turn the company into a viable long-term sharing organization.  In that effort, we have succeeded.  We… View Article
  • Looking Back on 2020

    Michael Daniel
    CTA News
    Dec 21, 2020
    Maybe it should be unsurprising that 2020 has no intention of going quietly. By the beginning of December, it had already given us a sudden explosion in remote work, COVID-19 themed lures, a ransomware surge, election disinformation, and 5G deployment battles. Yet, 2020 was not finished. As we head into the last few weeks of… View Article
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