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Global instability has fractured the world’s political, economic, and technological systems — and cyberspace, once a unifying infrastructure, now mirrors and magnifies that fragmentation. In this panel discussion five cybersecurity leaders and geopolitical experts explore how the erosion of global trust is reshaping digital defense.

From rising state-sponsored cyber operations and supply chain vulnerabilities to regulatory divergence and disinformation warfare, the conversation will trace how global tensions cascade into local consequences. Panelists will examine strategic responses, multi-lateral/multi-industry alliances, and the criticality of threat intelligence sharing.

As the digital landscape grows more complex and contested, this webinar asks: how can we build resilience in a world where cooperation may be our strongest security control?

Register for the webinar here!

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As the hype cycle continues to churn, how should we think about the cybersecurity challenges and opportunities posed by AI? Reality is lot messier and often more contradictory than the marketing taglines or the media headlines. In this discussion, Jaya Baloo, Steve Grobman, Mike Sikorski, and Michael Daniel will unpack some of the trends in adversary use of AI, defenders use of AI, and the defense of AI systems themselves. The panelists will discuss what these trends mean for those charged with protecting our networks and critical infrastructure, as well as how to hedge against uncertainty. While there are no easy answers or simple solutions, applying common sense and thoughtful analysis still goes a long way. (This abstract was written by a human. Really.)

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That quote from Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner aptly describes the situation with cyber metrics: we are awash in data yet have trouble measuring cybersecurity, particularly at the national level.  In this webinar, Michael Daniel (CTA), Jason Healey (Columbia University), Wade Baker (Cyentia), Chris Wysopal (Veracode), and Alex Pinto (Verizon) will discuss this long-standing problem and what we can do about it.  The panel will examine what makes for good ecosystem metrics, which ones would be both informative and practical for a whole country, and how we could use them to inform decisions at the national level.  We’ll also talk about what might be some good news for cyber defenders when you start looking at some the proposed metrics.  While we may never be able to measure cybersecurity with precision, metrics can make our decision-making processes better.

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Although indicators of compromise remain important for cyber threat intelligence sharing, cybersecurity providers need to begin sharing information about how malicious actors sequence their activities. MITRE’s ATT&CK Flow capability allows for the sharing of such information in a standardized format, enabling the information to be shared in an automated fashion. Flow Viz then allows defenders to get a visual representation of those ATT&CK Flows.

Join Michael Daniel, Douglas Santos, Suneel Sundar, and Heath Montembeault, as they discuss this critical new capability and how using it will improve your defenses and the security of the ecosystem at the same time.

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Water, water everywhere, nor any drop to drink. 

That quote from Coleridge’s The Rime of the Ancient Mariner aptly describes the situation with cyber metrics: we are awash in data yet have trouble measuring cybersecurity, particularly at the national level.  In this webinar, Michael Daniel (CTA), Jason Healey (Columbia University), Wade Baker (Cyentia), Chris Wysopal (Veracode), and Alex Pinto (Verizon) will discuss this long-standing problem and what we can do about it.  The panel will examine what makes for good ecosystem metrics, which ones would be both informative and practical for a whole country, and how we could use them to inform decisions at the national level.  We’ll also talk about what might be some good news for cyber defenders when you start looking at some the proposed metrics.  While we may never be able to measure cybersecurity with precision, metrics can make our decision-making processes better.

Register here!

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Although indicators of compromise remain important for cyber threat intelligence sharing, cybersecurity providers need to begin sharing information about how malicious actors sequence their activities. MITRE’s ATT&CK Flow capability allows for the sharing of such information in a standardized format, enabling the information to be shared in an automated fashion. Flow Viz then allows defenders to get a visual representation of those ATT&CK Flows.

Join Michael Daniel, Douglas Santos, Suneel Sundar, and Heath Montembeault, as they discuss this critical new capability and how using it will improve your defenses and the security of the ecosystem at the same time.

Register here!

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Join Michael Daniel (CTA), Mike Flynn (ITI), Ari Schwartz (Venable), Amy Shuart (BRT), and Kemba Walden (Paladin Capital) as they discuss why CISA 2015 is so critical to cybersecurity and what can be done to address any lingering concerns.

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