Effective threat intelligence management is an ongoing effort. The threat landscape is already large, and it’s only growing, becoming more complex and getting more efficient as time passes. To keep pace, organizations must constantly examine their defensive positions and adjust operations and strategies to defend against the evolving technologies and adversaries that endanger assets. In the same way that an individual pays for a gym membership and uses it regularly to keep fit, your organization must make a continual investment and commitment to protecting your assets.
This on-demand webinar explores:
- What keeps security experts up at night
- How to apply threat intelligence to your security strategy
- A modern, holistic, and focused approach to threat intelligence
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Speakers
Meet The Speakers
Jeanette Miller-Osborn
International Threat Intelligence Leader NetWitness
For more than 25 years, Jen Miller-Obsorn has worked in cyber threat intelligence and served as a subject matter expert advising multiple US federal agencies. She has influenced national cybersecurity policies and regularly briefs members of the government and private sector, at all levels. She also has extensive experience working with international governments and law enforcement agencies to have real world impact on attackers.
Jen leads research teams focused on identifying and differentiating between cyber-espionage and cybercrime actors and groups and using that knowledge to create actionable advice for organizations and government entities to apply to strengthen their security posture.
Jen has a passion for threat intelligence sharing and is an advocate for public private partnerships and collaboration. Jen has testified before the Senate Homeland Security and Governmental Affairs hearing on the Log4Shell vulnerability.
Jen is a veteran of the US Air Force and has several degrees and technical certifications, including a Master of Science degree in information technology from the University of Maryland. She is fluent in Mandarin Chinese.
