The energy sector is one of the most targeted industries on the planet, and the consequences go far beyond a data breach.
Ransomware takes down operational systems. Nation-state actors pre-position on grid infrastructure. And the average recovery cost for a single incident runs into the millions.
Analyst1 helps energy security teams move from reactive to intelligence-driven by providing real-time threat monitoring, continuous visibility into vulnerabilities across OT and IT environments, and streamlined incident response built for critical infrastructure.
Download the datasheet β analyst1.com/analyst1-for-enβ¦#EnergySecurity#Cybersecurity#ThreatIntelligence#CriticalInfrastructure#Analyst1#OTSecurity
Your vulnerability team isn't short on work. They're short on clarity.
Knowing you have a CVE is one thing. Knowing a threat actor is actively exploiting it, and that it lives on one of your critical assets, is something else entirely.
Analyst1 connects the dots automatically. Actor to CVE to asset, with full context routed to the right team and an automated ticket to close the loop.
Stop patching blind. Start prioritizing what actually matters. π
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DragonForce isn't just a ransomware group. It's a managed cybercrime platform.
Analyst1 has published a full threat actor profile on DragonForce, a ransomware cartel active since August 2023, with a multi-layered ecosystem combining traditional RaaS, decentralized affiliate branding, and an integrated initial access broker marketplace.
What sets this group apart:
β Affiliates operate under their own brands using DragonForce infrastructure β Automated dual-payment ransom splitting β 80% affiliate, 20% operator β Integrated Suppliers platform for buying and selling network access β Coalition announced with LockBit and Qilin β Scattered Spider used DragonForce infrastructure in attacks on M&S, Co-op, and Harrods β Entry barrier dropped to $500 in late 2025 β opening the door to mass recruitment
56% of observed victims are US-based. Top targeted sectors include construction, IT services, manufacturing, and legal.
Full profile linked below π
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Federal teams aren't short on intelligence. They're short on a way to connect it.
Cyber, ISR, OT, and physical security data sitting across NIPR, SIPR, JWICS, and the tactical edge, with analysts rebuilding context by hand every time they cross a boundary.
Analyst1 is the intelligence layer that changes that. One platform across every domain, every enclave, and every discipline, from collection to decision-ready output, without losing the thread.
Built for classified SOC operations, ISR and F3EAD workflows, critical infrastructure defense, and FCEB threat operations.
Request a secure briefing β analyst1.com/for-public-sectβ¦#FederalSecurity#DefenseIntelligence#ThreatIntelligence#PublicSector#Analyst1#DOD#IC
Most security leaders have had the same argument with themselves.
Automate everything - faster response, less manual work, scale without headcount. Then the false positives hit, the fire drills start, and suddenly you're throttling every feed until it's a trickle.
Brian Goodrow, Director of Customer Support at Analyst1, has lived both sides of this debate, and in this piece, he breaks down why it's never been either/or.
The real questions aren't if or why you automate. They're what, where, and how.
Worth a read if you're leading a security team in 2026. π
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If your threat intelligence isn't leaving the CTI team, it isn't working.
We recorded our latest webinar with Adam Olexo (Analyst1) and Anton Dolgalev (Group-IB) on how to operationalize intelligence across SOC, IR, CTI, and vulnerability management, and the recording is now live.
Watch it here β analyst1.com/how-to-operatioβ¦
We'll be in Denver. π
Analyst1 is proud to sponsor the 38th Annual FIRST Conference, the premier global gathering for incident response and cybersecurity professionals.
FIRST brings together security leaders, CERTs, CSIRTs, government agencies, and enterprise defenders from around the world to advance collective cyber resilience. It's exactly the kind of community we're proud to support.
If you're attending, we'd love to connect. Request a 1:1 meeting with our team: analyst1.com/38th-annual-firβ¦
π June 14β19, 2026 π Denver, CO
#FIRST2026#IncidentResponse#Cybersecurity#ThreatIntelligence#Analyst1
Healthcare is one of the most targeted sectors in cybersecurity, and the consequences of a breach go far beyond data loss.
Ransomware takes down clinical operations. Patient care is delayed. Trust is broken.
Analyst1 helps healthcare security teams move from reactive to intelligence-driven, with real-time threat monitoring, continuous vulnerability visibility, and streamlined incident response built for complex, life-critical environments.
Download the datasheet β analyst1.com/analyst1-for-heβ¦#Healthcare#Cybersecurity#ThreatIntelligence#Analyst1#PatientSafety
At Analyst1, we're proud to stand beside the federal agencies and military veterans who dedicate their careers to protecting this nation.
Today, we honor those who made the ultimate sacrifice in that mission.
We will not forget. πΊπΈ
Financial institutions don't just hold money, they hold trust. And attackers know it.
Financial services firms experience up to 300 times more cyberattacks annually than other industries. The cost of a single breach averages $6.08M. And the average time to detect and contain one? 233 days.
KnowBe4
That's not a technology problem. That's an intelligence gap.
Analyst1 helps financial security teams close it, with real-time threat intelligence, continuous vulnerability monitoring, and automated workflows that turn insight into action before the damage is done.
Learn more β analyst1.com/analyst1-for-fiβ¦#FinancialServices#Cybersecurity#ThreatIntelligence#Analyst1#BankingSecurity
Threat actors don't send warning shots.
Analyst1 has published a full threat actor profile on The Gentlemen - a double-extortion ransomware operation active since July 2025, assessed with medium-high confidence to be Russian-speaking in origin and linked to the Qilin and DevMan ransomware ecosystems.
What makes this group stand out:
β 90β93% affiliate revenue splits β among the highest seen in the RaaS ecosystem
β Dual extortion model: encryption-based and data-only
β Pre-attack victim profiling using ZoomInfo and RocketReach
β Active targeting of FortiGate, SonicWall, and Oracle EBS
β Multi-channel pressure: spam campaigns, direct phone outreach, call recordings
Victims span 70 countries across every major sector. No strict geographic or industry focus, this group goes where the access is.
Full profile by @intel_anastasia linked below. π
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In a galaxy of fragmented threat data, one platform brings order to the chaos. π
Happy #MayThe4th from the team at Analyst1 β where intelligence-driven operations are always the way.
May the 4th be with you, your SOC, and everyone defending the galaxy today. π
#MayThe4thBeWithYou#ThreatIntelligence#Analyst1
Two weeks out. Are you joining us? π
Analyst1 Federal Exchange 2026 brings together cybersecurity leaders, CTI analysts, and federal agency stakeholders for two days of insight, collaboration, and hands-on learning.
π May 19β20, 2026
π AUSA Conference & Event Center Β· Arlington, VA
Request your spot now β analyst1.com/analyst1-federaβ¦#A1FX#FederalSecurity#ThreatIntelligence#CTI#Analyst1
We're heading to Kansas City. π
Analyst1 is proud to sponsor the NLIT Summit 2026, where IT and cybersecurity leaders from across the U.S. Department of Energy national laboratories, federal agencies, and industry partners come together to tackle the most pressing challenges in mission-driven environments.
We'll be on the ground May 4β7 and would love to connect. If you're attending, request a 1:1 meeting with our team. analyst1.com/nlit-summit-202β¦
π May 4β7, 2026 π Kansas City, MO
#NLIT2026#ThreatIntelligence#Cybersecurity#FederalSecurity#Analyst1
Adam Olexo with the line of the session:
"If everything is important, nothing is." π―
When you're pulling from multiple sources, you need to know why each one is there. Being source agnostic is a strength, but only if you have a framework for what actually matters.
More feeds β better intelligence. #ThreatIntel#CTI
Anton on the reality check: there's a massive gap between having playbooks and actually implementing them.
Sure. Maybe your SOC has a solid alert system. But what happens next? π
The big question: how do you shift from reactive to playbook-driven, intelligence-driven action?
Not just responding to alerts. But having intelligence trigger the playbook before the alert even fires. π―
This is where mature teams pull ahead.
#ThreatIntel#SOC#IR
The real cost of fragmented intelligence? A tax on attention.
Your analysts are focused on the wrong thing - while the threat keeps moving. β±οΈ
CTI doesn't wait for you to get organized. #ThreatIntel#SOC#CTI
If intelligence isn't flowing across your org, check these three things:
1οΈβ£ Data model
2οΈβ£ Integration
3οΈβ£ Pattern
Fix the infrastructure. Then the intelligence moves. π
#ThreatIntel#SOC#CTI
Adam Olexo with the classic: "you can lead a horse to water but you can't make it drink."
You can put intelligence in front of every team. Doesn't mean they'll use it. Adoption is the real problem.
#ThreatIntel#CTI