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As software and hardware supply chains grow more complex and globally interconnected, they have also become prime targets for attackers.
As cyber threats grow in sophistication and scale, organizations must rely on actionable, contextualized Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) to secure operations, mitigate risks, and meet evolving business or mission objectives. Yet, CTI professionals face significant challenges, from filtering actionable insights from overwhelming volumes of data to countering rapidly evolving threat tactics like AI-driven attacks and fileless malware. Limited skilled resources, siloed systems, and the increasing sophistication of threat actors further compound the complexities of building effective CTI programs.The CTI Summit Solutions Track 2025 will address these pressing issues. Through expert-led sessions and real-world case studies, the summit will explore solutions for overcoming common obstacles, such as integrating CTI into existing security infrastructures, ensuring timely dissemination of intelligence, and fostering collaboration through standardized frameworks. Presentations will also highlight strategies for bridging the skills gap, aligning CTI outputs with business objectives, and combating adversaries’ use of advanced automation.Whether you are a CISO, SOC manager, threat hunter, or analyst, this summit offers the tools, knowledge, and strategies to turn CTI challenges into opportunities for a stronger, more adaptive cybersecurity posture. Join us to learn how cutting-edge solutions and collaborative approaches transform CTI into a critical enabler of cyber resilience.
As cyber threats grow in sophistication and scale, organizations must rely on actionable, contextualized Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) to secure operations, mitigate risks, and meet evolving business or mission objectives. Yet, CTI professionals face significant challenges, from filtering actionable insights from overwhelming volumes of data to countering rapidly evolving threat tactics like AI-driven attacks and fileless malware. Limited skilled resources, siloed systems, and the increasing sophistication of threat actors further compound the complexities of building effective CTI programs. The CTI Summit Solutions Track 2025 will address these pressing issues. Through expert-led sessions and real-world case studies, the summit will explore solutions for overcoming common obstacles, such as integrating CTI into existing security infrastructures, ensuring timely dissemination of intelligence, and fostering collaboration through standardized frameworks. Presentations will also highlight strategies for bridging the skills gap, aligning CTI outputs with business objectives, and combating adversaries’ use of advanced automation. Whether you are a CISO, SOC manager, threat hunter, or analyst, this summit offers the tools, knowledge, and strategies to turn CTI challenges into opportunities for a stronger, more adaptive cybersecurity posture. Join us for part one of this virtual event to learn how cutting-edge solutions and collaborative approaches transform CTI into a critical enabler of cyber resilience.
Recent news of vulnerabilities in hardware appliances firmware such as Ivanti and Fortinet highlight the difficulty of securing complex digital supply chains. Having an in-depth understanding of what you put on your network is vital to implementing a zero-trust approach and managing risk appropriately.
Join SEC568: Product Security Penetration Testing - Safeguarding Supply Chains and Managing Third-Party Risk course author Douglas McKee for an insightful webcast presentation as he walks through the work flow of product security assessment depicted in the Overall Product Security Assessment Process poster.
Supply chain attacks go unnoticed on average for 235 days and do more damage as a result of us not having a deep understanding of the products being used on a network. Product security testing helps obtain a comprehensive understanding of how choosing to use a particular product in your organization can affect your threat model and risk posture.