Name: How to build a requirements driven intelligence plan
Start: 2024-04-30T15:00:00Z
End: 2024-04-30T15:00:43.000Z
Location: BrightTALK
Rating: 5

Silobreaker is a leading security and threat intelligence technology company, that provides powerful insights on emerging risks and opportunities in near-real time. It automates the collection, aggregation  and analysis of data from open and dark web sources in a single platform, allowing intelligence teams to produce and disseminate high-quality, actionable reports in line with priority intelligence requirements (PIRs). This enables global enterprises to make intelligence-led decisions to safeguard their business from cyber, physical, and geopolitical threats, mitigate risks and maximise business value. 

In today's ever-shifting threat landscape decision-makers need answers fast. While security teams excel at tracking malicious actors, their expertise often focuses solely on "bad guys”. Yet stakeholders need to be empowered with analysis that provides insights not just into “bad guys” but organisation-specific risks across cyber, geopolitical and the business ahead of impact.

Join us in this webinar to explore how CTI teams can adopt risk management as their guiding principle. We'll learn how Priority Intelligence Requirements (PIRs) can be derived from broader organisational risks, leveraging best practices like the upcoming NIST CSF 2.0 and ISO 27001. These factors will form the foundation for an effective intelligence collection, analysis, and dissemination plan tailored to stakeholders' needs.

In this webinar you will learn how to:

▪️ Explore a holistic approach to risk encompassing cyber, geopolitical, reputational, competitor, and regulatory threats
▪️ Integrate threat intelligence into risk assessments by identifying relevant PIRs and developing effective responses
▪️ Outline the CTI capabilities required to meet diverse stakeholder needs, demonstrate value, and safeguard the business

Don't just track bad actors. Proactively manage risk with intelligence-driven insights.

Beyond Bad Actors: Proactively manage risk with intelligence insights

Join our webinar to explore effective strategies for navigating and managing geopolitical tensions in 2024. Understand the interconnected risks, potential triggers, and anticipate the ripple effects on business operations associated with the upcoming elections in countries such as the US, South Africa, and Taiwan.

In this talk with Rodger Baker, Executive Director, Stratfor Center for Applied Geopolitics at RANE and David Hunt, Senior Product Manager at Silobreaker you will:

• Discover proactive measures to mitigate geopolitical risks
• Learn how to adapt to regulatory shifts and ensure supply chain resilience
• Use intelligence to gain valuable insights and strategies to anticipate and navigate change

Don't miss this opportunity to gain a competitive edge and stay ahead of geopolitical risks. 
Register now to secure your spot!

Geopolitical Uncertainty: The role of intelligence to mitigate business risk

In 2024, the political landscape is poised for a series of important elections, including the U.S. presidential race. Elections bring unique geopolitical challenges to cybersecurity, often in the form of threat actors seeking to disrupt the electoral process, or exploit the public attention and heightened emotions surrounding them to launch attacks.

Tune into our webinar with Keaton Fisher, from Silobreaker to gain a strategic understanding of the security implications of the 2024 elections and how the right threat intelligence can help you navigate them. In this talk, you’ll learn about:

▪ The motivations and tactics of threat actors observed in previous election cycles and how those may impact the threat landscape next year
▪ Potential threats to look out for, including physical security and why staying informed about election-related events like protests and demonstrations is vital to protecting people, assets and operations
▪ The challenges posed by the intersection of elections and disinformation, fake news and social media
▪ How to equip your organisation with the knowledge and tools needed to combat the risks associated with the 2024 elections

Beyond the Ballot - Threat intelligence and the 2024 election season

With financial service firms increasingly at risk from supply chain attacks, it’s critical to get accurate insights into which threat actors and TTPs are trying to disrupt your partners – at speed and at scale.

But with so many sources of data in multiple unstructured formats, how can financial service firms protect themselves from new and emerging threats and risks to third parties that are beyond their control?
 
In this webinar, Lukas Vaivuckas, Analyst at Silobreaker, will talk about how a major international bank leveraged OSINT to make sure they used the right sources to minimise noise, maximise productivity - and gain accurate visibility into critical third-party risks ahead of impact.
 
Join us to learn how to:
 
• Monitor your supply chain using intelligence collected from open and dark web sources
• Develop a research-led formula that delivers actionable information on critical events
• Detect, monitor and analyse new and emerging threats in real-time
• Mitigate risk and disruption to your supply chain partners across the organisation

From intel to action: Cut supply chain risk with critical data intelligence

Threat intelligence -- collecting data about broad trends in online attacks -- helps security teams improve their defences by identifying online exploits that have the potential to hit their organisations and to prioritise their security resources accordingly. 

But how should your team go about collecting threat intelligence? How do you correlate this intelligence with your own internal cybersecurity telemetry to determine which attacks to worry about? In this webinar, experts offer advice and recommendations on how to collect threat intel, how to analyse it, and how to use it to build a stronger cyber defence.

During this webinar you will: 

• Get tips on where to look for hidden troves of threat intelligence data.
• Find out best practices for how to identify valuable threat intelligence.
• Hear from experts about how integrate threat intelligence into an overall cybersecurity strategy.

Why Threat Intelligence Makes Sense for Your Enterprise Security Strategy

Every day, threat actors register thousands of domains meant for phishing, command and control (C2), data exfiltration and other malicious activities.
 
Against this backdrop, it’s now more important than ever for threat intelligence teams to gain enhanced visibility of domain and DNS_based cyber threats, combined with the context needed to deliver actionable intelligence quickly to help reduce risk.
 
In this live presentation, Lead Threat Intelligence Solutions Architect Kevin Libby of Silobreaker and Tim Helming, Security Evangelist at DomainTools will demonstrate how Silobreaker and Domain Tools can simplify and accelerate investigations by extending crucial enrichment data to provide a seamless workflow for cyber security investigators.
 
Delving into malicious infrastructure, they will discuss aspects such as the tactics and techniques used to further threat actors’ agendas.
 
You’ll leave this presentation with an understanding of:

●   The necessity of collecting DNS data to defend your systems
●   DomainTools Iris Detect and the ways it provides clearer situational awareness around emerging adversary infrastructure
●   DomainTools Risk Scores and the benefits of predictive risk scoring, seamlessly presented in Silobreaker
●   How the tactics and techniques illicit actors have used to further their agendas highlighted in Silobreaker can bring context to the DNS data discovered in DomainTools

Safeguarding your organisation against DNS Threats

When it comes to threat intelligence, collecting the right data about emerging trends in online attacks takes centre stage. Actionable threat intelligence helps security leaders improve their defences by identifying exploits targeting their organisations and prioritising security resources accordingly.

But how should you go about collecting threat intelligence? How do you correlate this intelligence with your own internal cybersecurity telemetry to make it actionable – so you can prioritise which risks to mitigate first?

In this webinar, Andy Grayland, CISO at Silobreaker, and guest speaker Brian Wrozek, Principal Analyst at Forrester Research, will offer advice and real-life examples on how to collect, analyse and use threat intel to build stronger cyber defences.

During this webinar, you will:

•  Get tips on how to collect a diverse source of threat intel to deliver actionable intelligence
•  Find out best practices on how to prioritise emerging threats for strategic planning
•  Hear from experts about how to integrate threat intelligence into your overall cybersecurity strategy

How security intelligence helps leaders make risk-based decisions

Conflicts, pandemics, elections, and nation-state agendas frequently serve as the backdrop for cyberattacks, creating new opportunities for cyber-attackers to weaponise these events and increase their impact.

As Russian and Chinese threats intensify, bolstered by AI (Artificial Intelligence) developments and upcoming elections, it’s now more critical than ever that organisations integrate geopolitical intelligence into their cyber threat intelligence programs.

Join RANE Analyst and Silobreaker Senior Product Manager who will explore the latest geopolitical trends and emerging cybercrime attacks in today’s threat landscape.

You will learn:
• How the ongoing conflict in Ukraine is impacting global security
• Why the rise of China as a global power has implications for the US and its allies
• Where the growing threat of cyberwarfare is putting critical infrastructure at risk

Combining a range of perspectives, this webinar will provide insights and actionable advice that intelligence teams can use to identify, anticipate, and prepare for the critical risks ahead.

Save your place now!

The critical role of geopolitical intelligence in cyber defence

Over the past year, cyber threats have continued to plague organisations of all types. From geopolitical conflicts such as the war in Ukraine to the increased use of social engineering techniques by adversaries, cyber threat intelligence (CTI) professionals have had a challenging time providing actionable intelligence to their consumers.

On this webcast, we’ll review insights from this year’s SANS CTI Survey, including both the changing threats as well as the processes analysts use to address the current threat landscape.

Register now and gain access to the full report by SANS authors Rebekah Brown (SANS certified instructor candidate), and Katie Nickels (SANS certified instructor).

SANS event sponsored by Silobreaker, Anomali, Bitdefender, Cisco & ZeroFox.

2023 SANS CTI Survey Event | Keeping Up with A Changing Threat Landscape

Ransomware attacks can have severe consequences, not only for the targeted organisation but also for their customers and suppliers. 
Yet, according to recent Silobreaker research, there is nearly a month and a half delay (43 days) between an initial attack and victim disclosure, on average.

Join Silobreaker analysts Hannah Baumgaertner and Peter Kroyer Bramson for our webinar on 28th June at 16.00 BST | 11.00 EST to learn about: 

• The latest trends in victimology and threat actors targeting organisations
• How gaps in disclosure can put organisations at risk across the supply chain
• Best practices for faster ransomware attack remediation using open-source intelligence insights

New ransomware research findings: Latest trends and intelligence best practices

Not all fraud is cybercrime, but many cybercrimes involve fraudulent activities.

While fraud and cybercrime are related concepts, they are not identical. Understanding the differences can help organisations develop more targeted strategies to prevent and respond to these threats. Fraud prevention depends on effective intelligence gathering, yet few firms have the tools or personnel to collect and analyse at scale.

In this talk, Kevin Libby, Lead Intelligence Solution Architect at Silobreaker, will use examples gathered from OSINT and discuss typical tactics, techniques, and procedures cybercriminals use to perpetrate fraud. Additionally, a light will be shined on industries that are most vulnerable to cyber fraud and what types they are experiencing.

Finally, we'll provide some key areas businesses and organisations should consider monitoring to identify potential cyber threats and fraudulent activities.

Fraud prevention with open-source intelligence (OSINT)

Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) has become increasingly important to organisations looking to identify potential risks and vulnerabilities early, whether phishing, malware or the latest ransomware attack.

But given the enormous volume of OSINT sources – many with inherent bias or inaccuracies – how can threat intelligence teams best wade through false, slanted or misleading information, to create reports that decision-makers can rely on to prioritise and respond to threats and risks?

Open source intelligence requires a combination of automation and the human element to sort out the important from the unimportant, the timely from the outdated, the relevant from the irrelevant, and the trusted from the untrusted.

Join Kevin Libby, Threat Intelligence Advisor in this webinar to learn the tools and tactics to solve the top 3 open source intelligence challenges, and respond more quickly to attacks that put your organisation at risk.

- Shift from a manual approach and automate data collection and aggregation to save time and uncover critical intelligence at speed 
- Determine Open-Source accuracy, credibility, timeliness, and objectivity more efficiently and effectively to keep your organisation safe from risk
- Make faster, more relevant connections between different types of risk intelligence to gain strategic advantage when responding to threats

Tools and Tactics to solve the top 3 Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) Challenges

So much data. So many risks. When intelligence isn't aligned to business needs, data overload can blind you to critical threats.

Join us in this best practices webinar with Lukas Viavuckas from Silobreaker. Find out how to build a requirements-driven intelligence plan that helps you prioritise what matters and delivers actionable insights for your business.

You will learn how to:

• Align intelligence plans with stakeholder needs
• The core fundamentals of building an intelligence plan
• How to efficiently counter threats to save your organisation time and money

Whether you are looking to gain practical experience building or enhancing your organisation's intelligence plan, then this webinar is for you.

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