The article advocates for a paradigm shift in cybersecurity from manual, reactive threat intelligence to autonomous, machine-speed defense. It emphasizes the need for unified visibility across cyber operations, digital risk, third-party risk, and payment fraud to effectively counter modern, automated threats.
Recorded Future
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From Overwhelmed to Autonomous: Rethinking Threat Intelligence in 2026 A New Way to Buy Recorded Future: Solutions and Packages Built for the 2026 Threat Landscape Recorded Future has announced a restructuring of its threat intelligence platform into four core solutions and three tiered packages (Core, Professional, Elite) designed to address the evolving 2026 threat landscape. The new model emphasizes unlimited user access and integrations to operationalize intelligence across cyber operations, digital risk, third-party risk, and payment fraud domains.
Understanding and Anticipating Venezuelan Government Actions This report provides geopolitical intelligence on the political landscape of Venezuela following a January 2026 US military operation that removed Nicolás Maduro. It analyzes Acting President Delcy Rodríguez's strategies for consolidating power, managing internal regime rivals, and navigating US diplomatic pressure and OFAC sanctions relief.
Day in the Life: Product Manager at Recorded Future This article is an employee spotlight featuring Kyle Kohler, a Senior Product Manager at Recorded Future, discussing his daily responsibilities and the company's broad approach to threat intelligence.