Digital Forensics and Incident Response
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Over the past few years, the cyber threat landscape has been defined by supply chain compromises, the targeting of cloud and SaaS environments, and the growing use of AI by both defenders and adversaries.
As the cyber threat landscape continues to evolve, the past year has presented unique challenges and opportunities for cyber threat intelligence professionals. For 2025, availability has become a critical focus within the CIA triad, with ransomware and service outages high on the agenda, and network defenders and CTI analysts acutely aware of the impact of large-scale network disruptions. Additionally, AI remains a double-edged sword, with both adversarial and beneficial applications advancing rapidly.
During this presentation, Andreas Sfakianakis will explore 2024 and past CTI Survey results to present on:How the CTI discipline has evolved over the past yearsHow CTI analysts kept up with the ever-changing threat landscapeHow CTI analysts view emerging threatsHow technology enablement improves the efficiency of CTI teams
En los últimos años, las amenazas cibernéticas vuelven a ser prioridad para todo tipo de organizaciones. La situación geopolítica mundial es cada día más inestable, provocando un aumento de los conflictos y las amenazas. Como resultado, los profesionales de la inteligencia sobre amenazas cibernéticas (CTI, por sus siglas en inglés) enfrentan grandes retos para proporcionar inteligencia práctica a las partes interesadas en el manejo de un mundo cada vez más dinámico.
On this webcast, Rebekah Brown and Andreas Sfakianakis will explore 2024 CTI Survey results.
