Maintaining a Quality AML Program 2.0

The Cyber Threat Intelligence in 2020 report cites a shocking lack of OSINT research training, tools, and oversight. In this webinar, subject matter experts review key results and share experience and insight into the TTP they rely on for investigations into the open, deep, and dark web. Consumers and producers of threat intelligence should watch the webinar to:
- Access building blocks for improving operational security and collaborative efficiency on CTI teams
- Understand how organizations prepare their researchers to explore the web
- Unearth the lack of oversight researchers have when investigating the dark corners of the internet

Learn from our panelists:
- SANS Institute's Jake Williams (@malwarejake) brings experience and insight by diving into the results from the mindset of the attacker. Jake has over a decade of experience in secure network design, penetration testing, incident response, forensics, and malware reverse engineering.
- Paypal's Sr. MTS Security Architect, Marty Jorgensen. Marty delivers insight gained from the 17 years of experience supporting PayPal's tremendous growth.
- Google's Customer Engineer, Jhilam Biswas, reflects her hands-on experience and deep subject matter expertise in the areas of cloud security, regulatory compliance, and industry standards.
- Cybersecurity Insiders CEO, Holger Schulze brings his perspective as CEO of a 400,000-member online community of InfoSec professionals.
- Authentic8's Head of Platform, Sean Herigate shares multiple use cases from leading the Navy's cyber defense operations and helping create the DoD's innovation unit in Silicon Valley.

In the interview "Why CTI Researchers Need Dark Web Access," SANS Analyst and Rendition Infosec founder, Jake Williams, and Head of Special Services at Authentic8, Nick Espinoza, discuss various data sets in the open, deep, and dark web that help researchers. Jake and Nick talk about where on the internet, CTI researchers can find high-value data while staying secure and anonymous. Both refer to a 2020 survey taken by 338 cyber threat intelligence practitioners about the platforms, processes, and solutions used by them in the collection and management of OSINT related information. View the results in the Webinar "Cyber Threat Intelligence Report 2020," also published on Authentic8's BrightTALK channel.

Remote workers need to reach your applications from anywhere, on any device. How do you enable access while also safeguarding the delivery and interaction with your sensitive data?
Forrester VP and Principal Analyst Chase Cunningham and Ramesh Rajagopal, Authentic8's Co-Founder and President, will offer practical suggestions for implementing a Zero Trust framework, in the context of unmanaged devices.
Join us to learn:
•How organizations can use Zero Trust to solve security challenges beyond authentication and access
•What types of risks exist in the age of unmanaged and remote / contractor workforce
•How can Zero Trust thinking help mitigate these risks

In the interview "The Next Evolution of Cyber Threat Intelligence," SANS Analyst and Rendition Infosec founder, Jake Williams, and Head of Special Services at Authentic8, Nick Espinoza, discuss the future of investigation platforms, data collectors, machine learning and regulations of how to handle data. Jake and Nick ponder future remedies to current cyber threat intelligence and challenges.

Both refer to a 2020 survey taken by 338 CTI practitioners about the platforms, processes, and solutions used by them in the collection and management of OSINT related information. View the results of that survey in the Webinar "Cyber Threat Intelligence Report 2020," also published on Authentic8's BrightTALK channel.

The report cites a shocking lack of OSINT research training, tools, and oversight. In this webinar, subject matter experts review key results and share experience and insight into the TTP they rely on for investigations into the open, deep, and dark web.

Renowned SANS expert Jake Williams and Authentic8's Head of Special Services, Nick Espinoza, discuss the use of OSINT for cyber threat intelligence researchers and its value for mature vs. nascent organizations.

- What organizations benefit from formal CTI and OSINT programs?
- What's the relevance of counterintelligence and anonymity for investigators, and how can they manage attribution when "facing" off with adversaries online?
- What's the "baseline toolkit" analysts and researchers should have when gathering cyber threat intelligence online?

You'll also receive instructions on how to participate in the CTI 2020 Survey.

Watch as the SANS instructor explains why in business, "nobody is too small to have some sort of CTI program."

In today’s cyber world, social media has become an extremely powerful research tool for investigators. As of January 2019, there are over 3.5 billion active social media users across the world and growing at a rate of 200 million new accounts per year. Investigators need a safe method to access and capture that data.

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Kevin Sullivan spent 22 years in law enforcement before retiring from the NY State Police. He was the New York State money laundering coordinator at The NY HIFCA (High Intensity Financial Crimes Area) El Dorado Task Force at the NY HIDTA (High Intensity Drug Trafficking Area. This is the largest money laundering task force in the world.

In this webinar, Kevin will discuss how organizations can maintain a quality AML program.