Understanding the Future of Cyber Threat Intelligence

New America
Wednesday, June 15, 2016
10:00 AM – 11:30 AM EST

Managing cyber risk means dealing with inherent uncertainty. Cyber threat intelligence (CTI) is often seen as a way for businesses and government agencies to clear the fog of uncertainty and help manage their risk in a better informed way.
But what makes such intelligence really useful to cyber risk managers? What lessons can and do the public and private sectors learn from each other as they strive to develop better sources and analysis? And how good a job does the cyber threat intelligence community do in providing the information needed by decision-makers—from the boardroom to the Situation Room and across government.

Participants:

Paulo Shakarian
Cybersecurity Fellow, Cybersecurity Initiative, New America
Assistant Professor, Arizona State University

Nicole Becher
Director of Offensive Security, CipherTechs
Adjunct Faculty, New York University

Mark Dufresne
Director of Malware Research and Threat Intelligence, Endgame

Terry Roberts
Founder and President, WhiteHawk Inc.
Co-Chair of the Intelligence and National Security Alliance (INSA) Cyber Council

Moderator:

Robert Morgus
Policy Analyst, Cybersecurity Initiative & International Security Program, New America