Keep up with the threat landscape

Nixu and Lockheed Martin sign cooperation agreements for developing Finnish national cyber resilience

Nixu and Lockheed Martin sign cooperation agreements for developing Finnish national cyber resilience

The cooperation includes developing new AI-based technology for advanced threat detection leveraging machine learning. The focus is on creating new capabilities to detect anomalies that indicate the most advanced threats. It also includes developing context-aware knowledge mining for cyber threat intelligence. The aim is to make cyber threat intelligence better connected to a customer’s business context and easier to utilize. This knowledge mining will use artificial intelligence and large language models.

Your security demands intelligence in the dynamic and constantly evolving threat landscape. It is a full-time job for a threat intelligence expert to keep up with.

the right decisions at the strategic, tactical and operative levels

the right measures at the right time

awareness and reduce human error with curated insight

your cybersecurity to be ready for threats impacting your geographies or industry

an informed proactive risk management approach

In a dynamic and constantly evolving threat landscape, your security demands intelligence. As resources and time can be limited, we provide you with curated intelligence that enables you to prioritize and make the most of your resources by making the right decision at the right time. 

DNV Cyber has dedicated threat intelligence specialists who continuously monitor and evaluate both the dynamic threat landscape, and how it applies to your organization on a strategic, tactical and operational level. Trying to defend against every threat wastes time, resources, and money.

The threat level and risk must be evaluated case-by-case. We recommend threat intelligence only when it is appropriate and actionable. Threat intelligence enables you to answer key questions. What is your risk appetite and maturity level? Is your industry being targeted? Which risk mitigation activities can and should be implemented now – or later? The longer our relationship becomes, the more accurate the risk assessment and recommendations will be.

Cyberattacks frequently make the news. It is common that upper management pick up on these stories and question their CISOs and Heads of IT on what they are doing about it. While understandable, we have a responsibility to not get sidetracked. This can lead to prioritizing the wrong thing. To make the right decision at the right time, companies should prioritize based on curated and contextualized threat intelligence. Let's keep one eye on new developments, but the other firmly on the roadmap.

  • Mackenzie Storm
  • Mackenzie Storm, Lead Specialist & Team Lead, Exposure Management
  • DNV Cyber

Our threat intelligence experts curate the intelligence and put it into the only context that matters: yours. Everyone in your organization will know what they need to know as well as what they must do and avoid doing. Constant dialogue and continuous feedback loops are necessary to ensure that you keep up with the constantly evolving threats. In this way, we can ensure the continuity of your operations, improve productivity, and save money, time, reputations and jobs.

Applying a proactive risk management approach instead of reactively responding to the latest threat is both more effective and efficient. Increasing both your return on investment and peace of mind. 

The collaboration is done in a way that never endangers customer confidentiality. We collaborate with peer networks and partners, including cyber security authorities, national security services and the police. We are a Palo Alto Networks Cortex XMDR Specialisation partner, Microsoft’s Security Partner of the Year in Finland (2nd year in a row), a MISA community member, and a Microsoft verified Managed Extended Detection and Response (MXDR) solution partner.