In this CXO Tech Insights forum, panelists Kurt Holliday of Wells Fargo, Gregory Klein of the FBI Charlotte, Quint Wysor of Duke Energy discussed threat intelligence with moderator Aaron Bock from sponsor Opkalla.
Topic Background: In today’s digital age, cybersecurity threats are more complex, persistent, and targeted than ever before. Threat intelligence (TI) provides the insights needed to identify, understand, and respond to these evolving dangers.
During the panel, the moderator discussed the following questions with our panelists:
- What does effective use of threat intelligence look like, and why is it important in decision-making?
- How can organizations effectively integrate threat intelligence into their existing cybersecurity frameworks and operations to improve their overall security position?
- How do organizations prioritize threats/risk according to the threat intel you gather?
- How do you validate threat intelligence to know it is worth the resources to combat the message you are receiving? Similarly, how to you vet threat intelligence is even applicable to you?
- With the rise of AI and ML (machine learning), how are these technologies transforming the threat intelligence landscape?
Panelists included:
- Gregory Klein, Private Sector Coordinator, FBI Charlotte
- Kurt Holliday, Executive Director of Cybersecurity, Wells Fargo
- Quint Wysor, Director of Cybersecurity Operations, Duke Energy
Our moderator and sponsor:
- Aaron Bock, Managing Director, Opkalla
And thank you to our series sponsor:
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- Series Sponsor: Palo Alto Networks
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