For years, cyber threat intelligence has been focused on collecting tactical Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) such as domains, IP addresses, & hashes. But what's the point of collecting tactical information that your team can't act on or map to what's happening in your environment?
As a security leader, you need more from your cyber threat intelligence program.
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Ryan Clough is a Sr. Product Manager at Palo Alto Networks where he is responsible for guiding the success of new product capabilities within Cortex XSOAR. Ryan has worn many hats over his career, all revolving around threat intelligence. He has worked as a SOC analyst, written production code for security applications, delivered malware research reports, and
Kyle Wilhoit is an internationally recognized security researcher with more than a decade of experience helping research teams deliver original and organized threat intelligence and research. In his current role as Sr. Manager, Threat Research on Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 team, Kyle is responsible for managing a team of world renowned threat researchers that identify, track and unearth technical intelligence related to actor groups present in hack tools, attack frameworks, targeted attack campaigns, and malware families. Kyle has presented at over 50 cybersecurity conferences around the globe, with Kyle actively serving on the Review Board for Blackhat US since 2017, where he's responsible for assisting in the selection of several conference tracks. Kyle has consulted several worldwide governmental bodies, including the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA), US Congress, and others. His research has supported investigative stories in several publications, including ABC, CNN, BBC, CNN, The New York Times, WIRED, MIT Technology, and many additional outlets. Finally, Kyle is a co-author on the book- Hacking Exposed Industrial Control Systems: ICS and SCADA Security Secrets & Solutions.
Peter Krass is an editor and writer specializing in business technology. Formerly, Peter held senior editorial positions with Inc., Planet IT, Smart Enterprise, TechBuilder, InformationWeek, Dark Reading and the BusinessWeek newsletter group.
