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Vulnerability Management
Ransomware Risk Model: Flashpoint’s Patented Scoring Method to Inform Vulnerability Prioritization
Flashpoint was awarded U.S. Patent No. 12,705,360 for its Ransomware Risk model, which rates how closely new vulnerabilities match those used in ransomware attacks.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Unmasking the Digital Trail: Essential Techniques for Vetting AI-Generated Content
In our latest on-demand webinar, we outline the practical, human-driven techniques threat intelligence teams must deploy to detect synthetic media, protect corporate RAG ecosystems, and filter through the noise of AI-polluted networks.
What the NVD ‘Slowdown’ Means For You: How to Stay Ahead in Vulnerability Management
Flashpoint’s vulnerability intelligence is powered by an independent research team that is constantly on the hunt for the latest vulnerabilities. Although the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) may be experiencing disruptions, it has no effect on Flashpoint’s vulnerability aggregation, enrichment, or value provided to our customers.
Cyber Threat Intelligence
Navigating 2026’s Converged Threats: Insights from Flashpoint’s Global Threat Intelligence Report
In this post, we preview the critical findings of the 2026 Global Threat Intelligence Report, highlighting how the collapse of traditional security silos and the rise of autonomous, machine-speed attacks are forcing a total reimagining of modern defense.
Why Effective CTEM Must be an Intelligence-Led Program
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a continuous program and operational framework, not a single pre-boxed platform. Flashpoint believes that effective CTEM must be intelligence-led, using curated threat intelligence as the operational core to prioritize risk and turn exposure data into defensible decisions.
FUSE 2025: How Security Leaders Are Operationalizing Flashpoint Intelligence to Thwart Rising Threats
In this post, we summarize the critical themes that emerged at FUSE 2025, detailing how security professionals are operationalizing threat intelligence and leveraging AI to gain a decisive advantage over adversaries.
Fact vs. Fiction: Cutting Through the Noise on AI-Powered Cyber Threats
In this post, Flashpoint analysts reveal what their teams are actively observing in threat actor communities, from specialized malicious models to AI-generated attack plans.
Gain the Threat Intelligence Advantage with Primary Source Collection
Primary Source Collection (PSC) is an intelligence operating model that enables organizations to collect data directly from original, closed sources (like private forums and Telegram) based on unique business requirements, not fixed vendor feeds. This shift provides real-time visibility into emerging threats, allowing teams to deliver faster, more relevant, and defensible answers to executives across cyber, fraud, risk, and physical security. Flashpoint's Primary Source Collection is the required capability for this model, and the subject of our new in-depth guide.
A New Threat Frontier: Leveraging Discord for OSINT
In this post we unpack insights from our latest webinar detailing the rising significance of Discord for intelligence professionals and the common tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) being observed on the platform.
The Future of Threat Intelligence: Meeting the Moment with Purposeful AI
We explore Flashpoint's latest AI capabilities and our vision for the future of AI in cybersecurity and threat intelligence.
The Power of Flashpoint Managed Attribution: Enabling Secure Investigations and Intelligence Gathering
Discover how Flashpoint Managed Attribution (MA) evolved from an internal necessity into a mission-critical tool that empowers unparalleled secure access and insights.
What to Expect from the EUVD: Addressing Key Questions and Its Place in the Vulnerability Intelligence Ecosystem
In this post we answer the most common questions about the recently released European Vulnerability Database (EUVD) and its role in a rapidly evolving vulnerability intelligence landscape.