Charting a New Course for Military Cyber Threat Intelligence
The rapid advancements in cyber capabilities among nation-states and non-state actors alike have made the cyber domain a principal battleground, requiring military…
Why Use STIX2.1 In Your Products
The STIX2.1 data model is an important tool for developers of software in the cyber threat intelligence area because it provides a…
Leveraging STIX for Human Trafficking Intel: Technical Analysis
STIX and TAXII are both open-source frameworks that enable the exchange of cyber threat intelligence in a structured and machine-readable format.
STIX2.1 Best Practices
The STIX Best Practices guide suggests best practices to use for STIX content, considering both the normative statements as well as considerations…
Final Published: STIX2.1 & TAXII2.1
The leading standards for representing and sharing cyberthreat intelligence are now OASIS Standards, publicly available for download and implementation. OASIS Members and…
Borderless Cyber Conference Session
This video provides an overview of how STIX2.1, OpenC2 and CACAO work together to tackle high profile hacks.
Moving STIX2.1 to ITU
After 6 years and multiple versions and Ballots the final stable STIX2.1 has been released. It will now be eligible for consideration…
STIX Patterning Reference Guide
The STIX 2 Pattern Validator is a software tool for checking the syntax of the Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) STIX Pattern expressions,…
STIX2.1 Overview
We are pleased to announce that STIX™ Version 2.1 and TAXII™ Version 2.1 from the OASIS Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) TC are…
TAXII-Worker Tool Now Available
A STIX/TAXII community member, Stephen Russett, recently contributed a new open source tool to the CTI community. Here is what he provided…