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Why It’s Time for a New Link Analysis Platform

• Thursday, December 05, 2019 at 1:00 PM EST (2019-12-05 18:00:00 UTC)
• John Pescatore

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Overview

Link analysis tools have long been a staple for security analysts performing security, threat and fraud investigations. While these tools have helped analysts individually investigate threats, collaborating on research or sharing information typically requires manual, time-consuming processes. Security teams today need to work efficiently and as collaboratively and this is where current tools fall short.

Join our webcast and learn how King and Unions Avalon platform can help you streamline investigations by performing, managing, and delivering intelligence between individuals, teams, organizations, and sectors - all from a single, interactive workspace. With Avalon security teams can:

• Conduct investigations more efficiently by bringing all data sources together and automating common analyst queries.
• Enable real-time information sharing and collaboration by creating trusted groups within your organization or across your industry.
• Quickly visualize and enrich threat data from all threat intelligence sources in a single interactive workspace.
• Reduce time spent on manual administrative tasks by easily creating, reviewing and delivering fi.in shed intelligence directly from Avalon

Create a centralized knowledge repository to maintain investigative intelligence that can be utilized for future investigations.

Speaker Bio

John Pescatore

John Pescatore joined SANS as director of emerging security trends in January 2013 after more than 13 years as lead security analyst for Gartner, running consulting groups at Trusted Information Systems and Entrust, 11 years with GTE, and service with both the National Security Agency, where he designed secure voice systems, and the U.S. Secret Service, where he developed secure communications and surveillance systems and "the occasional ballistic armor installation." John has testified before Congress about cybersecurity, was named one of the 15 most-influential people in security in 2008 and is an NSA-certified cryptologic engineer.