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The GSMA’s ‘IoT Security Guidelines – April 2024’
The GSMA’s ‘IoT Security Guidellines’ promote best practice for the secure design, development and deployment of hashtag#IoT services, and provide a mechanism to evaluate security measures (April 2024). View the Guidelines
CTA’s ‘2024 Summer Olympics Threat Assessment’
While the Tokyo Olympics faced serious cyber threats, the Paris 2024 Games are expected to face even greater challenges. Read the Cyber Threat Alliance ‘s assessment of what those threats look like (Published July 2024). View the Report
ENISA’s ‘CTIA EU 2024’ (October 2024)
ENISA’s annual event dedicated to exploring the latest advancements, best practices, and challenges in the field of cyber threat intelligence ( (Brussels, Belgium, October 1st- 2024). View the event homepage
A Zero Trust Architecture for Secure ORAN ORAN Alliance Security Working Group (WG 11) February 2024 report
The ORAN Alliance Security Working Group’s (WG 11) “A Zero Trust Architecture for Secure ORAN” (Published May 2024). View the Report
ATTACKCON2024 (McLean, VA, USA October 22nd-23rd)
Where people present what’s practical, what’s aspirational, and what you should never do with ATT&CK (McLean, VA, USA October 22nd-23rd). View the event homepage
SSSCIP of Ukraine: “Russian Cyber Operations: APT Activity Report 2H2023”
Ukraine’s cyber defenders somehow managed to reduce the volume of critical & high severity incidents by 65% in 2023 compared with 2022 but report new Russian cyber threat actors employing sophisticated new tactics (published April 2024). View the Report
Verizon’s 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report (DBIR)
This year Verizon’s DBIR shows 25% of attacks in APAC are motivated by espionage – significantly greater than in Europe and North America (published 1st May 2024). View the Report
ENISA’s “Foresight Cybersecurity Threats for 2030”
This second iteration of the “ENISA Foresight Cybersecurity Threats for 2030” study presents a comprehensive assessment of emerging cybersecurity threats projected for the year 2030 (published April 2024). View the Report
The National Security and Defence Council of Ukraine’s “Review of Cybersecurity in Ukraine”
“Revealing the Threat Landscape of Intent-based Management in O-RAN”
This paper examines the potential security implications of Intent-based Management (IbM) systems based on O-RAN, highlighting the associated threat landscape (published March 2024). View the Report
Mobile Threat Intelligence Framework (MoTIF) Principles Version 1.0
MoTIF a first version of a framework for describing how adversaries attack and use mobile networks, based on the TTPs they use (published April 2024) View MoTIF
The GSMA’s ‘MoTIF’ – what it is and how it was established
GSMA MOTIF Chair, Enea AB’s Cathal McDaid, explains what the Mobile Threat Intelligence Framework (MOTIF) is and why it’s needed (April 2024). View the Blog