TeamT5,
the
Taiwan-based
threat
intelligence
company,
has
brought
its
services
to
Australia
and
New
Zealand.
The
company
became
active
in
Australia
late
last
year,
but
its
services
are
benefiting
clients
in
the
USA,
Japan
and
Taiwan.
Some
of
TeamT5’s
services
include
its
ThreatSonar
Anti-Ransomware
threat
hunting
solution
and
ThreatVision
threat
intelligence
portal.
The
company’s
customer
base
has
expanded
since
it
began
to
include
government
agencies,
financial
businesses
and
high-tech
enterprises.
“For
the
geographic
location
and
unique
expertise,
TeamT5
has
the
deepest
and
best
understanding
of
cyber
attackers
in
Asia
Pacific,”
says
Sung-ting
Tsai
(TT),
CEO
and
Founder,
TeamT5.
Through
its
expansion
into
Australia
and
New
Zealand,
TechT5
has
partnered
with
value-adding
distributor
Netpoleon.
“TeamT5
is
providing
ANZ
customers
and
partners
with
cyber
intelligence
that
specialises
in
monitoring
threats
and
threat
actors
from
northern
parts
of
Asia,”
says
Paul
Lim,
Regional
Director,
Netpoleon.
“These
threats
have
seen
a
rise
in
recent
years,
and
have
been
detected
in
Australia
and
affected
Australian
business.”
TeamT5’s
services
are
not
limited
to
threat
intelligence;
it
also
specialises
in
threat
hunting,
APT
detection,
threat
analysis,
malware
detection,
ransomware
prevention,
EDR
and
anti-ransomware.
The
threat
intelligence
analysts
in
TeamT5
have
more
than
ten
years
of
experience
in
malware
research
and
APT
investigation.
They
also
boast
linguistic
and
cultural
advantages,
utilising
their
specific
expertise
in
cyber
espionage
in
the
Asia
Pacific
region.
TeamT5’s
analysts
are
also
frequent
speakers
at
the
world’s
top
security
conferences,
including
Code
Blue/AVTokyo,
Troopers,
Hack
In
The
Box,
and
FIRST.
TeamT5
has
also
benefitted
from
the
expertise
that
CEO
and
Founder
Sung-ting
Tsai
(TT)
brings
to
the
company.
He
has
led
the
team
in
developing
unique
and
effective
threat-hunting
technologies
and
solutions.
TT
has
also
volunteered
himself
as
a
core
member
of
the
HITCON
community.
He
was
a
founding
member
and
the
first
chairman
of
HITCON.
An
internationally
recognised
expert
on
cyber
threat
intelligence
and
advanced
information
security
technology,
TT
frequently
publishes
his
research
at
the
world’s
top
information
security
conferences.
Some
conferences
he
has
published
research
at
include
Black
Hat,
Code
Blue,
and
the
Kaspersky
Security
Analyst
Summit.
TeamT5’s
services
come
when
Australian
and
New
Zealand
companies
face
more
cyber
threats
than
ever
before.
Recently,
Australian
Telecommunications
company
Optus
faced
a
cyberattack
that
may
have
compromised
current
and
former
customers’
information.
Information
that
may
have
been
exposed
included
customers’
names,
dates
of
birth,
phone
numbers,
email
addresses,
and,
for
a
subset
of
customers,
addresses
and
ID
document
numbers
such
as
driver’s
licence
or
passport
numbers,
highlighting
the
need
for
cyber
threat
intelligence
more
than
ever.
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