So you're receiving cyber threat intelligence (CTI) from outside sources. Great. Now what? How do you find the intelligence that's relevant to you and your organization? And how can you use that information to adopt a more proactive cyber defense posture?
This presentation will outline a strategy that information security analysts and engineers should consider to help them isolate relevant intelligence and make it more actionable by using their existing infrastructure of sensors and controls. With this strategy in play, teams and organizations will be able to think about cyber defense in proactive terms, and move away from only reacting after an attack has already hit their systems.
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