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A Threat Intelligence Analyst is responsible for identifying, analyzing, and interpreting cyber threats that could impact an organization’s systems and operations. They collect and evaluate data from various sources to uncover threat actors, tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs). These professionals transform raw intelligence into actionable insights, helping security teams anticipate, prevent, and respond to cyberattacks effectively.
Fang Yu explores the evolving tactics of fraudsters in online finance. This session covers popular banking fraud types, attack techniques, a detailed cash-out fraud case study, and how advanced technology can mitigate these threats effectively.
Join Patrick Benoit, Brian Kelley, and Fred Kwong as they address the shift from perimeter-centric security to mitigating insider risks in secure remote work.
Avinash Narasimhan explores strategies to secure file transfers, a critical yet vulnerable aspect of business operations. Learn to combat threats with layered protection, deep CDR technology in a zero trust framework, and next-gen sandboxing tools to safeguard files in transit and at rest.
Jonathan Andresen, Senior Director, Marketing and Products, Asia Pacific and Japan, Bitglass examines the shift to Secure Access Service Edge (SASE) architecture in response to evolving cyber threats like the SolarWinds breach. Learn about modern breach trends, SASE's key pillars, and the cost-benefit analysis of SASE protection versus data breaches.
Grant Schneider talks about new cybersecurity strategy outlines five pillars that urge more mandates on the private sector, which controls most of the nation's digital infrastructure, and an increased government role to disrupt and dismantle threat actors. The strategy has been widely praised and has garnered conversations; however, it raises several questions - who is going to pay for it and who is going to execute it?
Microsoft Sentinel is a scalable, cloud-native, security information and event management (SIEM) and security orchestration, automation, and response (SOAR) solution.
Richard Meeus of Akamai shares how comprehensive visibility across IT infrastructure, data streams and applications strengthens organizational defenses and ensures robust operational resilience.
John Lambert from Microsoft Security Research explores proactive threat detection strategies, advanced hunting techniques, and creative tactics for leveraging honeypot systems to enhance cybersecurity defenses.
Security researcher Nemo examines UPI's security architecture, revealing critical vulnerabilities in mobile number verification and offering recommendations to strengthen India's digital payment ecosystem.
Mihirr P Thaker, Yogesh Kulkarni, and Aditya Sarangapani explore threat intelligence for OT security. Learn strategies for asset visibility, cybersecurity resilience, and mitigating risks in legacy systems.
Kaspersky's Georgy Kucherin explores APT41's evolution in 2024, examining their shift from supply chain attacks to targeted operations, new persistence mechanisms and enhanced detection evasion techniques.
WSP's Christopher Johnson examines the evolution of OT-focused security operations centers, highlighting critical differences from traditional IT SOCs.
Learn about cutting edge trends in AI-Powered SOCs today!
Fred Harris, Matanda Doss and Patrice Boffa examine emerging attack patterns targeting financial services' revenue-generating digital assets.
Luke Babarinde of Imperva shares strategies for securing critical data assets and maintaining regulatory compliance across diverse environments.
Siddharth Iyer from Radware examines current DDoS attack trends and proactive protection strategies for financial institutions.
Geoff Brown, former CISO of the City of New York, shares insights on machine-to-machine intelligence and lessons from Ukraine and Belgium's cybersecurity strategies.
Trevor Foskett of Virtru explores military-grade encryption and data-centric protection strategies for financial services compliance and security.
David Cifuentes of Devo Technology demonstrates how AI can eliminate 95% of security alerts and enable real-time threat detection in financial SOCs.
Steven Wallstedt, Vlad Brodsky and Bino Gopal discuss real-world applications and challenges of generative AI in financial services security.
Industry experts Gary Meshell and John Gutkowski explore how financial institutions can integrate AI and cyber mesh architecture to enhance threat detection and improve security resilience.
Learn from Gigi Mathew Thomas, Venkatesh Mahadevan, and Awais Ahmad about governance for generative AI, promoting responsible AI use, and enhancing security solutions to combat AI-enabled threats. Explore AI's potential and risks, including deepfakes and cyberattacks.
Charlee Hess of HHS, Michael Thomas of the National Archives' ISOO, Terry Kalka of DoD's DICE, and ISMG's Matthew Perry examine how trusted information sharing, preparedness and personal relationships strengthen public-private cyber defense.
Curtis Simpson, chief strategy officer at Gambit Security, explores how AI is redefining cyber risk and why organizations must prioritize resilience, recovery and business continuity to withstand increasingly sophisticated attacks.
Don Codling and Leslie Saravia explore how organizations can identify threats earlier, strengthen resilience and use intelligence-driven security strategies to reduce risk before incidents disrupt business operations.
Sean Mack and Zechariah Akinpelu examine how AI is transforming security operations through automation, threat hunting and faster incident response while emphasizing the continued need for skilled analysts, governance and human oversight.
Chip Witt of Radware examines how AI is expanding the healthcare attack surface, accelerating cyberattacks and introducing prompt injection risks, while outlining practical strategies to secure APIs and AI-powered applications.
Amit Gupta, Esmond Kane, Jesse Ku, Mike Leffer and Nick Sturgeon examine how healthcare organizations can balance cybersecurity spending with patient safety by prioritizing risk, strengthening resilience and using AI to improve defense.
Phil Englert of Health-ISAC explains how SBOMs strengthen healthcare software supply chain security by improving visibility into medical device software, enabling better vulnerability management and supporting patient safety.
Shilpa Sawant of Sumitomo Mitsui Banking Corporation examines why reactive security is no longer enough, and how preemptive, AI-driven frameworks can help organizations anticipate and neutralize emerging threats.
Jicheng Zhu of GLP presents a four-step, business-driven approach to digital supply chain security, covering visibility, tiered risk requirements and continuous monitoring across complex third-party ecosystems.
Alessio Mercuri of Vectra AI explains how attackers evade detection by abusing trusted identities and valid credentials as well as how AI-powered behavioral analytics and cross-domain visibility help security teams detect threats sooner.
Frank Schwaak of Rubrik explains how cyber resilience must cover data, identity, cloud and AI agents, with clean recovery, blast radius analysis and governance to reduce ransomware and agentic AI risks.
Corbin Jarms of Avista explains how local AI can improve OT anomaly detection through firewall syslog analysis, machine learning, protocol detections and tunable threat hunting.
In this session, Lt. Gen. Shokin Chauhan explores how enterprises can strengthen cyber resilience through adaptive security strategies, crisis response planning and leadership-driven operational continuity frameworks.
Sunil Sharma of Sophos examines why organizations with 10 security tools still get breached - and how 24/7 managed detection and response closes the gap that alerts alone never will.
Mohd. Shadab Siddiqui of JioStar examines why detection engineering is reaching its limits against AI-generated attack patterns and what an AI-native detection stack must look like to replace it.
Harmit Singh Malhotra, Shivani Arni, Brijesh Singh, Kalpesh Doshi and Komal Vora examine how geopolitical tensions are reshaping enterprise cyber risk - from supply chain disruption and state-sponsored threats to deepfakes and data sovereignty.
Anuj Sharma of Sophos walks through a real-world ransomware attack chain - including remote ransomware, unmanaged devices and data exfiltration - and shows how 24/7 MDR closes the gaps that alert-driven tools miss.
Debashish Jyotiprakash of Qualys makes the case for moving beyond attack surface management, showing how risk surface management ties exposures to real business impact and gives executives the measurable outcomes they demand.
Anwaya Sengupta, Baidyanath Kumar, Jnana Ranjan Dash and Kanishk Gaur examine AI poisoning as the next frontier of supply chain attacks, and debate how zero trust, security by design and AI validation can safeguard systems before they become weapons.
Retired Major General Bipin Bakshi and Siddhant Hira discuss Operation Sindoor, the VUCA-to-BANI shift and why military principles - from worst-case planning to quarterly cyber drills - are the most practical playbook CISOs have right now.
Retd. Major Gen. Manish Mehta, Dr. Yask Sharma and Dr. Sidharth Shukla draw on military intelligence and telecom expertise to examine how geopolitical tensions, nation-state threats and vendor ecosystem risks are reshaping enterprise cyber strategy.
Debashish Jyotiprakash of Qualys makes the case for moving beyond attack surface management to risk surface management, tying exposures to real business value and demonstrating measurable security outcomes to executive stakeholders.
Shoumik Chandra of Secvera Technologies demonstrates real-world LLM supply chain attacks - from tokenizer backdoors that evaded Hugging Face security scans to RAG-based exploits on public chatbots - and shares actionable detection strategies.
R S Lakshminarayanan, Arvind Sivaramakrishnan, Dr. Pronab Mohanty and Anish Koshy examine how AI, deepfakes and quantum computing are amplifying cyberthreats and what boards, CISOs and law enforcement must do to keep pace.
Steven Sim, Manjunath Pasupuleti, Shilpy Banerjee and Abdul Aziz Patail map out practical strategies for achieving OT asset visibility, continuous monitoring and resilient ICS defense.
Col. Clarence Cai of Singapore Armed Forces examines how advanced persistent defense and sectoral collaboration can match the campaign-level tactics of sophisticated cyber adversaries.
Mikko Kenttälä and Sami Petäjäsoja share real-world case studies from Finland showing how agile, scalable approaches to network isolation monitoring and early-warning systems can protect critical infrastructure cost efficiently.
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