How do you actually stay on top of cyber threats week-to-week?

here are a few thougts: you can't keep up with everything, and trying to will burn you out without making you meaningfully safer. Most threats hitting small organisations exploit weak passwords, unpatched software, misconfigured access controls, and users clicking things they shouldn't. You can counteracts some of these threats with general cyber hygiene tactics. Here's what I mean by that: [ebrand.com/blog/cyber-threat-intelligence-the-critical-advantage-against-ai-attacks](http://ebrand.com/blog/cyber-threat-intelligence-the-critical-advantage-against-ai-attacks) In terms of what tools or services or providers you might need, it depends entirely on budget and where your gaps are. If you can afford it, DRP or MDR service handles the monitoring layer and surfaces what's actually actionable, which is a much better use of money than trying to replicate that in-house on a one or two-person team. If budget is tighter, lean on community resources. This subreddit, CISA alerts, and vendor security bulletins can also help you out over time. The signal-to-noise ratio beats most paid feeds at that level anyway. At the end of the day, we all have a bit of a capacity problem. That being said, we do what we can, and we make sure that when something does get through, it doesn't take the whole organisation down with it.