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Welcome to the Future of Threat Intelligence podcast, where we explore the transformative shift from reactive detection to proactive threat management. Join us as we engage with top cybersecurity leaders and practitioners, uncovering strategies that empower organizations to anticipate and neutralize threats before they strike. Each episode is packed with actionable insights, helping you stay ahead of the curve and prepare for the trends and technologies shaping the future.
Unknown Host hosts Future of Threat Intelligence, a business show with 116 episodes published.
In part two of this conversation, Alex Bovicelli, Senior Director of Threat Intelligence at Tokio Marine HCC, gets into what the industry keeps getting wrong about ransomware targeting. The organizations getting hit most
Patrick Garrity, Security Researcher at VulnCheck, has a data problem with how the industry prioritizes vulnerabilities, and the data is his own. After manually categorizing roughly 800 exploited vulnerabilities by techn
Andrew Rathbun, Senior Consultant at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42, has spent years tearing apart Windows endpoints across ransomware, APT, insider threat, and DPRK IT worker cases. His read on the state of enterprise Windo
After 18 years tracking cybercriminal operations at Trend AI, Robert McArdle, Director of Cybercrime Research, has developed a framework for predicting how threat actors adopt new technology: the answer consistently come
Scott Scher, Cyber Threat Intelligence Lead, makes a distinction that reframes how intel teams should think about their own value: they are forecasters, not predictors. That shift in framing has concrete consequences for
Deepfakes have moved well past the uncanny valley and into active threat operations, and Tom Cross, Head of Threat Research at GetReal, has the client-side case studies to back it up. Tom explains how North Korean IT wor
Vincent Passaro, Engineering Manager at Stripe Security, didn't get there through a slide deck or a company mandate. He got there through a shower thought that followed a conversation with a friend, and it broke how he'd
What happens when a DPRK IT worker operation lands inside one of your clients, and the three-letter agency you call says they can't show up? Duaine Labno, Director of Special Investigations & Threat Intelligence at TIG R
When Matt McKnew, Senior Manager of Incident Response at Thermo Fisher, tracked down the Nimda worm in 2001 by analyzing packet captures to identify NetBIOS saturation patterns, threat actors weren't trying to get paid;
Running CTI at a cyber insurance carrier and across more than tens of thousands of companies forces a triage discipline most programs never need to build. Alex Bovicelli, Senior Director of Threat Intelligence at Tokio M
Daniel Woods, Principal Security Researcher, and his team at Coalition analyzed forensic reports across their 100,000-policyholder base and found 50% of ransomware incidents begin with VPN or firewall exploits. But here'
Stripe's 3-person intel team created FT3 (fraud tools, tactics & techniques), a framework modeled after MITRE ATT&CK but purpose-built for financial fraud, to eliminate the communication breakdown where "fraud" required
Fortinet processes telemetry from 50% of the next-generation firewall market, giving Aamir Lakhani, Global Director of Threat Intelligence & Adversarial AI Research, and his team visibility into a looming shift: threat a
PayPal's fraud team catches credential stuffing before money moves by watching business intelligence signals that most organizations overlook: explosive traffic growth to legacy endpoints, mismatched phone numbers agains
Tidal Cyber's Director of Cyber Threat Intelligence Scott Small reveals how his knowledge base now tracks almost 25,000 procedure-level instances across nearly 800 MITRE ATT&CK techniques and sub-techniques, capturing th
When Casey Beaumont's entire CTI team departed just before new analysts started, she found herself running threat intelligence solo for months while directing incident response, threat hunting, and red team operations. T
Michael Moore, CISO for the Secretary of State of Arizona's office, explains how he acts as a virtual CISO for all 15 counties by conducting physical security assessments at election facilities and providing real-time gu
SolarKal's $5 billion bid database reveals a 100% spread between highest and lowest proposals for identical projects, signaling reactive procurement without market intelligence. This could cost portfolio owners double. Y
Richard Zdunkewicz, CEO at Distributed Energy Clearinghouse, has watched distributed energy resources evolve from expensive sustainability projects into revenue-generating financial assets that command premium rents. He
Luke Lanciano, Director of Sustainability at The Tower Companies, shows his expertise in his systematic approach to energy optimization: using 15-minute interval data to identify startup and shutdown inefficiencies, then
Tom Cross
Head of Threat Research · GetReal
1 appearance on this show
Dr. Scott Small
Director of Cyber Threat Intelligence · Tidal Cyber
1 appearance on this show
Michael Moore
Senior Medical Science Liaison (MSL), Head of Field Medical Training and Development · Arizona's Office of the Secretary of State
1 appearance on this show
Ryan Murray
Arizona state CISO, Deputy Director for DHS Statewide Information and Privacy Office · Arizona Department of Homeland Security
1 appearance on this show
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