Cyber Threat Intelligence - What this is and why it Matters?

The recent alleged hack of the US democratic party servers is an example of the challenges faced today. Statistics show that, on the average the time between an organization’s IT systems being infiltrated and them becoming aware of this is 200 days. Shared threat intelligence provides the potential for organizations to reduce this gap.

Cyber criminals are constantly evolving the tools, techniques and processes (TTPs) that they use to attack their victims. They exploit a highly evolved commercial ecosystem to share existing TTPs as well as new, previously unused ones. In order to respond effectively to these emerging threats, it is vital that potential victims have the ability to share and exploit intelligence on these new threats.

Attend this session to learn about:

• What is treat intelligence and why it is needed.
• Barriers to sharing threat intelligence
• How threat intelligence is being used in practice
• Emerging standards to improve the sharing of Threat Intelligence

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Cyber Threat Intelligence - What this is and why it Matters?

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