Introducing Stairwell’s Advisory Board
Meet Stairwell’s Advisory Board: cybersecurity leaders shaping the future of threat detection.
Meet Stairwell’s Advisory Board: cybersecurity leaders shaping the future of threat detection.
Let’s be honest: threat detection today is broken. Security teams are working harder than ever ingesting intel, deploying IOCs, tuning...
CastleBot overview CastleBot, a rapidly developed malware framework now attributed to threat actor TAG‑150 (per recent Recorded Future reporting), has...
SVGs are an overlooked attack vector Though often overlooked in favor of more traditional document formats like PDF or Office...
It is one thing to read threat intelligence, but it is another thing to maximize its value and operationalize it...
An investigation into a seemingly benign Color Picker browser extension revealed a sophisticated cross-platform campaign. On July 8, 2025, Koi...
In her first on-camera interview as Stairwell CEO, Emmy Linder speaks with Techstrong TV about why continuous malware analysis is...
What is ToolShell? A Microsoft SharePoint Vulnerability Explained On July 18, 2025, Eye Security reported the mass exploitation of Microsoft’s...
Part 1 Why macOS Reversing? Whether you’re a student dipping your toes into cybersecurity or a junior analyst eager to...
Stairwell’s appointment of Emmy Linder as CEO was featured in ChannelE2E’s industry roundup, highlighting her experience scaling cybersecurity businesses at...
Security practitioners rely on a combination of structured intelligence resources and investigative tools during real investigations. Published threat reports provide context about known campaigns and actors. YARA rule libraries give hunters detection patterns to apply against file corpora. Malware analysis reports from trusted research teams document specific samples in depth. Case studies from peer organizations provide practical examples of how similar teams applied tools and techniques in real incident scenarios.
Security practitioners rely on a combination of structured intelligence resources and investigative tools during real investigations. Published threat reports provide context about known campaigns and actors. YARA rule libraries give hunters detection patterns to apply against file corpora. Malware analysis reports from trusted research teams document specific samples in depth. Case studies from peer organizations provide practical examples of how similar teams applied tools and techniques in real incident scenarios.
Security practitioners rely on a combination of structured intelligence resources and investigative tools during real investigations. Published threat reports provide context about known campaigns and actors. YARA rule libraries give hunters detection patterns to apply against file corpora. Malware analysis reports from trusted research teams document specific samples in depth. Case studies from peer organizations provide practical examples of how similar teams applied tools and techniques in real incident scenarios.