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LookingGlass Cyber Solutions, the leader in providing actionable threat intelligence, today released two new reports identifying and summarizing vulnerabilities, exposures, and botnet infections currently seen across the Financial Services and Energy sectors. These sector-level reports also identify which items have the most pressing ties to Russian nation-state or affiliated threat actors.

The pro-Ukraine member of the Conti ransomware gang who promised to eviscerate the extortionists after they pledged support for the Russian government has spilled yet more Conti guts: The latest dump includes source code for Conti ransomware, TrickBot malware, a decryptor and the gang’s administrative panels, among other core secrets.

The final 2021 transition project discussed in the report involves a commercial threat intelligence database developed by LookingGlass Cyber Solutions. The company’s prototype provides a modeling environment that increases cyber intelligence and analysis for users, in this case U.S. Cyber Command. The company received a production other transaction authority agreement last year worth up to $14 million.

A national security memorandum places new cybersecurity requirements for reporting and preventing security incidents involving sensitive national security systems.

Cyber threat intelligence tools not only reduce the risk of costly security breaches but also help organisations align security spending with their requirements. Cyber Magazine put together their list of the top 10 on the market.

LookingGlass announced today that Cody Pierce, SVP of the company’s AlphaWave division, has been promoted to Chief Product Officer.

LookingGlass Cyber Solutions, the leader in operationalizing threat intelligence, today announced the appointment of Chip Davis as its Chief Revenue Officer.

LookingGlass CEO Gilman Louie will be one of only two people from outside the federal government honored at the 2021 Theodore Roosevelt Government Leadership (Teddy) Awards. Winning in the ‘Partner’ category, Mr. Louie will be recognized for his significant, lasting achievements around emerging technologies and cybersecurity, with a particular focus in helping federal agencies meet mission goals.

Lawmakers and national security experts said Tuesday that the U.S. needs to take bigger steps at the government level and in the private sector to guard against ransomware attacks.