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Filtering the Threat Intelligence Tsunami

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Reversing Labs CEO Mario Vuksan contends that SOCs are overwhelmed by global threat intelligence, and can benefit more from a targeted "pull" model that focuses on YARA-type binary pattern matching. Click here to learn more about optimizing your Threat Intelligence Platform.

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