How a European CERT Reduces "Time to 'No' in Alert Triage" with Grey Noise
Summary: A GreyNoise blog post describes a European CERT using GreyNoise to shorten what it calls "time to 'no'" in alert triage. The post frames the energy and utility sector as a prime target for threat actors because it maintains electricity, heat, and water supply, with attack consequences that extend beyond financial losses to societal functionality and wellbeing.
Bottom line: For a CERT serving energy and utility operators, the stake is not financial loss but electricity, heat, and water supply - so every minute spent triaging an alert before reaching "no" is a minute spent on infrastructure that keeps society running.
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