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@Raymond, bearing these interests and issues in mind, to whom do you think the CISO should report in a typical organization so as to best give his/her office an appropriate platform, to be best understood, and to be best...
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Of course, there is an economic cost and economic value to everything, monetary or not -- consumer privacy included. At the end of the day, those interests still need to be balanced appropriately lest there be significant...
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To be sure, the financial-services sector in particular has -- after an all too long period of siloed silence -- been heartily embracing threat sharing. These days, in fact, the talk seems to be less about "old-style" threat...
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"A similar model for threat intelligence is really crucial" I agree, automation would really help. I am not sure if any organization would bear the initial setup cost, unless there is sum subsidy it is most likely not going...
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"health information exchanges"
I see your point. Health organization would want to do this since it reduces workload for the organization itself, and it is just sensitive information not anything related to threats.
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"MegaCorp is not going to dedicate service agents or ongoing labor to the contributions nor consuming content." That makes sense. At the same time, if thread management is already done sharing information would not be taking...
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"a corporation doesn't want to share intimate details of attacks and vectors"
That makes sense, it is going to be hard to share the threats that the company encountered and what they did about it.
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I would like it not to be a new normal but given the situation, threat intelligence sharing would be quite helpful for the communities.
In reply to: Threat Intelligence Sharing: The New Normal
I have to agree. Coming from the healthcare industry (currently) we see great value in partnerships with other medical organizations, from pharmacy to radiology to hospitals. By setting up "health information...
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The hardship in "crowdsourcing" threat intelligence is this. On one hand, a corporation doesn't want to share intimate details of attacks and vectors it has seen (and perhaps suffered from). It's not something...
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I think this is an excellent move - it will be great to see this body of professionals come together. While not the same environment as other hacker cons, I know this one will have live demos but will there be some...
In reply to: CTF Equivalent?
I am wondering what is the future of cyberdefense with the growing influence of Russia
In reply to: very good article
Latest Comment: just wondering...Thanx
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