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KELA | Competitive Intelligence Insights - Apr 17, 2025

KELA launched Digital Cyber Analysts, AI-driven agents that automate threat intelligence tasks for enterprises, MSSPs, and governmental organizations, on April 10, 2025...

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KELA

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KELA is an award-winning cybercrime threat intelligence firm dedicated to providing actionable intelligence on threats from the cybercrime underground. The company integrates proprietary automated technologies with expert intelligence to monitor and mitigate digital crimes, offering tailored threat visibility and insights into the cybercrime ecosystem. KELA's solutions empower organizations to proactively defend against cyber threats by understanding the attacker's perspective.

KELA - Latest News and Updates

  • KELA launched Digital Cyber Analysts, AI-driven agents that automate threat intelligence tasks for enterprises, MSSPs, and governmental organizations, on April 10, 2025.
  • KELA's Cyber Threat Intelligence platform, now part of Safetech Innovations' offerings, helps financial and banking organizations proactively identify and eliminate cyber threats by monitoring the dark web and other sources.
  • Brekke Mehis has left KELA as VP of Sales - Americas to join Sandfly Security as Vice President of Global Sales in the United States.
  • KELA's Cyber Threat Intelligence is being used by partner Macnica to investigate the dark web and Telegram, as reported by Nikkei on April 11.
  • On April 15, KELA released a podcast episode covering phishing scams, SmokeLoader busts, and Web3 hacks.
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  • KELA released a podcast on April 10th covering Android exploits, a WhatsApp flaw, and a SourceForge trojan.
  • KELA and Macnica discovered over 100,000 securities account credentials on the dark web, primarily stolen through phishing and infostealer malware.

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