Automating and orchestrating your threat intelligence programme
Threat intelligence comes from a variety of disparate sources, with organisations need to pull them together to get a unified picture of the threat landscape; increasingly this can be achieved using automation and AI to maximise usage of scarce expert human resources for decision making and response.
Threat intelligence comes from a variety of disparate sources, with organisations need to pull them together to get a unified picture of the threat landscape; increasingly this can be achieved using automation and AI to maximise usage of scarce expert human resources for decision making and response.
In this webinar we’ll discuss:
What sorts of threat intelligence sources should you be utilising - including how does data differ from intelligence?
How can this process be automated and integrated when it can range from internal end-point logs to social-media monitoring?
Is there an optimum number of data sources? Is more information better, or does it just become noise?
What are the criteria for triage - important versus urgent? And what’s business critical?
How do you orchestrate your systems to decide what can be responded to automatically, and what requires human intervention?
Forward looking discussion on how far AI can go in the decision-making process - if it can handle more data, make fewer mistakes, and eventually surpass human intelligence, shouldn’t the whole process be automated? Is there an ethical and business case dimension?
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John Hurd is a Senior Threat Intelligence Research Engineer at ThreatConnect who believes that technology is a powerful tool which should be intentionally leveraged to make the world a better place. As a consequence of this conviction, he enjoys developing tools and systems that enable organisations to better protect themselves.
John holds B.S. in Computer Science from The Master's College (now The Master's University). When he isn't developing a new app or researching a threat, you can probably find him wandering in the woods.
John holds B.S. in Computer Science from The Master's College (now The Master's University). When he isn't developing a new app or researching a threat, you can probably find him wandering in the woods.
Certified CISO - CIST - CDPO - GICSP – CISM- FRSA
Respected and accomplished Interim Executive and Certified Chief Information Security Officer (CISO & CSO) with a progressive career to ‘C Level’ spanning over 30 years tackling complex issues impacting enterprise risk mitigation for global clients across diverse sectors including Sky Broadcasting, GSK, Premier League, DWP and Bank of England. Former UK Military, Mike is a strategic Global Enterprise Security Executive, recognised for a consistent track record in developing and implementing comprehensive standards, GRC policies and security controls that clearly reduce vulnerability, whilst as a recognised industry thought leader he is pioneering innovative cybersecurity solutions in line with evolving threats and changing business needs.