![]() Overtime is going to focus on rising professionals instead of getting involved with the crossover/celebrity boxing realm, and while it’s starting this first year with all the events at its owned arena, it could eventually take the show on the road. ![]() They will do so, he said, by signing younger fighters (male and female) seeking to make a name for themselves rather than big-name stars, and creating and distributing digital and social media content year-round around those athletes. Overtime is making a “long-term, significant investment” to start up the boxing property, according to Overtime Boxing GM Brandon Rhodes, an SBJ New Voices Under 30 honoree in 2020, who told SBJ that they are seeking to be additive to the boxing space rather than competing with established promoters. The company this morning announced that it is launching Overtime Boxing, or what it will call OTX for short, starting this summer with four weekend cards at OTE Arena in Atlanta, where Nutrabolt and its drink brand C4 Energy will be the first sponsor in a multiyear deal. You can read part three of the report in full here.Overtime is expanding into its third sport - boxing - and aligning with DAZN, in a move that the company believes will resonate with younger audiences and grow its business accordingly. Now threat actors have the resources and the motivation to go further and attack more persistently and precisely than ever before-and the evidence shows that they will. It speaks to a fundamentally different world than the one we imagine of a hacker in a dark basement. The 10th highest is operating out of China, which represents a significant decrease following political pressure to stop such activities against the West and increases in evasion tactics by those groups. The next highest ranked actor, Lazarus, has been connected to the North Korean government, somewhat confirmed by their continual attacks against South Korea. and French elections in the past few years, and has alleged ties (which most cybersecurity experts are convinced of) to Russian military intelligence agencies. The most referenced threat actor, Sofacy-also infamously known as Fancy Bear -is best known for its attacks on the U.S. The Most Active Threat Actors Have (Alleged) State Backing The vendor is convinced these groups are still active, just acting quietly outside the notice of solutions providers, perhaps operating under different handles and with different tactics. Moreover, it can be difficult to tell how some hacking groups even operate AlienVault acknowledges that certain criminal organizations have seemingly gone dark after some recent unwanted public attention. If a hacker never uses automated spear-phishing tactics against your enterprise, does that means they lack the knowledge and resources to run an automated attack? Or are they actually specially tailoring each fraudulent message for each of your employees to for a greater success rate? It is actually a far trickier question than it appears. “How capable is the threat actor working against your enterprise?” Determining How Capable a Threat Actor Is Can Also Be Tricky That does not mean that your enterprise or small-to-medium business is not at risk of a cyberattack it just means that you are (possibly) most vulnerable to a hacker that may not make national headlines. So even as Sofacy, the Lazarus Group, Anunak, Turla Group, and OilRig are considered the five most active hacking groups as detected by the OTX, those actors may not consider your enterprise or even your industry as a target. To use a nerdy analogy, the Joker represents a villain that is most suited to fighting and is most interested in fighting Batman, whereas he wouldn’t nearly as capable nor as invested against Aquaman. If you are a medium-sized business that deals with food promotion, you will have a very different set of threat actors than a global energy conglomerate to worry about. The hreat actor that poses the most risk to your enterprise contrasts wildly from the threat actor targeting enterprises in a separate industry, or even an enterprise of a different size. Determining the Threat Actors That Pose the Most Risk is Not Simple Here are the 3 key findings from Part Three: 1. Today, AlienVault released Part Three of its findings, this time exploring the most reported threat actors and patterns, so that solution seekers can learn about the nefarious people attempting to infiltrate their enterprise’s databases.
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