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Cyber Fusion Center From STM Preventing Cyber Threats

Hey, there, cybersecurity enthusiast! Let me share with you some exciting updates from the cybersecurity scene in Turkey, which opened its unique Cyber Fusion Center back on 17th May 2016. The center has already served a good ten entities, from both the public and private sector. This center is a tech-savvy space: think big data, security, malware analysis, monitoring imaging and communication – all cooperating seamlessly under one roof.

So, what keeps this place ticking? A super dedicated team flexing their unique skillsets as they monitor complex processes round the clock. They’re always ready to tackle threats, analyze them, trace them when emergencies arise and then report and evaluate the information. Pretty cool, right?

The Cyber Fusion Center consists of three main components. First, we’ve got the Cyber Operation Center (COC) that keeps an eye on the system 24/7, constantly analyzing network traffic, identifying risk perception, controlling vulnerabilities in the systems, and stepping into action when needed.

Secondly, the Cyber Intelligence Center (CIC) is the heart of it all. It’s the brain behind identifying cyber threats to their clients. Also, let’s not forget the hidden aspect of the Web (you know, the deep web and dark web where general users simply can’t creep). The data from these difficult-to-access sources is gathered and turned into useful cyber intelligence. Quite futuristic, isn’t it?

Finally, we have the Malware Analysis Laboratory, a vital cog in the machine. They pick up threats before anyone else, thanks to the innovative use of big data, artificial intelligence, and even deep learning. How do they do that, you ask? By monitoring hacker groups, studying their communication, and figuring out their strategies. They’ve developed unique systems specific to this center to effectively combat such threats.

They also have handled what’s been trending recently: Distributed Denial of Service (DDOS) attacks, shielding clients effectively. And if you’re wondering about malware sold on the black market, the Clinic, as I like to call it, also detects them, isolates, and removes them, maintaining the system’s integrity.

Speaking of vulnerabilities, the Cyber Operation Center hops in when threats become incidents. Real-time data monitoring is our main gig here. For instance, if someone logs into their account from two different locations simultaneously, it’s flagged as a definite red flag! Check and mate, hackers!

The Malware Analysis Lab is the final line of combat against potential crashes. The biopsy of the detected malware is conducted, its behaviors are noted, and detailed analysis helps to comprehend the damage it might cause to the system.

What’s remarkable is that a team of six top-notch analysts sustains this entire operation. The overall team is a versatile squad of 37 people who specialize in different sectors like threat analysis, legal transactions, and industrial intelligence. Growing demand may see us welcoming even more experts in the future! Quite an exciting journey, right? Remember, staying informed about cybersecurity is the best way to stay ahead of the curve!

by Morgan Phisher | HEAL Security

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