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Threat Intelligence overhyped?
Towards an effective practice to anticipate threats
Here we go again!! The repeating pattern. You've seen it before - a promising new tech fostersenthusiasm, hopeand, of course, marketing departments'imagination. But, what's the true story? Come join us for a reality-check of Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI).
Why is it worth your time?
In justa fewhours,we will highlight somerecentsuccess stories & help you understand why CTI might have failed you.More importantly, we will show you how to transformyour use of CTI, andfuture proofyour investment.
If you're among the visionaries whowere the early-adopters of the (still) promising CTI world,you'relikely to have gone through thisenthusiasm-disillusioncycle. Over-promising is a bad habit that our security industry is often guiltyof.
We're here to bring perspective & helpful insights.
And you're in for a treat! Ms. Jane Ginn, Secretary of the OASIS Cyber Threat Intelligence - Technical Committee (CTI-TC) will share insights from the 2017 Winter Olympics. What's special about that? It was where the US Department of Homeland Security Unclassified Alert noted that U.S. private sector & non-governmental entities were likely to be targeted by Russian cyber actors. She will outline how cyber threat analysis can determine the potential source of a cyber-attack. Her presentation will demonstrate how a Threat Intelligence Platform (TIP) can be used to expedite such investigations
What do we know about it?
For the last 4 years, we - at EclecticIQ - have been building a comprehensive suite of CTItechnologies andpractices. Hand in hand with our customers, we've experienced the trials & tribulations of establishing a successful CTI practice & havesuccessfullycome out the other side.
WebelieveCTI is notonlyabout products (even our own). CTI is one of the most valuable & effective security practices yourorganizationcan implementif, & only if,you embrace it as a practice - a comprehensive set of people, processes & tools.
When & where?
It would be great to see you on Wednesday the 11th of July at 4pm in Lower Manhattan, New York. The exact location will be communicated later on.
Need a sneak peek of the agenda to help you decide?
In addition to our key note speaker Jane Ginn, during our upcoming conference in New York, Raymon van der Velde (VP Product & Co-Founder of EclecticIQ, previously iSight Partners/FireEye) will
Analyze why & how CTIimplementationshave failed to live up to expectations in the past.
How to transform them into effectivepractices - turning the hype into reality.
Explore the relevancy of the current IOC-driven trendin CTI
Present what we believe is the future of our industry: an intelligence practice that goes far beyond datamanagement(i.e. IOCs) & gets more effective at anticipating threats.
We will, of course, end the evening with some drinks, bites & some interesting people to meet & network with. The evening will end around 7pm.
For whom is this conference?
We like to welcome managers in Security Operations, Incident Response & Threat Intelligence, across industries & government.
Want to know more?
If you'recurrently struggling with your CTIimplementation, questioning if you are getting the best return on your CTI investment, or simplybeginningyour CTI journey;reserve your seat by registering now.
We look forward to seeing you in New York!
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