IT Security teams rely on real-time threat intelligence. When any new security issue arises, they have to know what the threat is, how risky it is for them and how to fix the issue. These security vulnerabilities can become ‘celebrities’ with branding and dedicated websites. For the media, getting accurate and timely information out to their readers involves navigating huge amounts of speculation, conjecture and noise.
When React2Shell emerged as a critical vulnerability, the cybersecurity media landscape was immediately flooded with assumptions and opinion.
The Threat Research Team at Sysdig had evidence-led insight into how the vulnerability was being exploited in the wild. The challenge was ensuring this insight reached the right journalists, in the right way, without being diluted, sensationalised, or misunderstood.
This required our deep knowledge of the cybersecurity media landscape, trusted journalist relationships, and the ability to translate complex threat intelligence into accurate, media-ready narratives at speed.