CTEM +
MITRE INFORM
The “For Dummies” Guide to Not Feeling Like One
Exposure management is quickly becoming a priority for security programs. But moving from understanding a framework to actually operationalizing it is where many teams get stuck.
In this session, the authors of CTEM + MITRE INFORM For Dummies break down how two complementary frameworks help bridge that gap. Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) provides a structured cycle for identifying, prioritizing, and validating exposures, while MITRE INFORM offers a maturity model for measuring how threat-informed defense capabilities evolve over time.
Jon Baker
VP, Threat-Informed Defense
Jon brings over 20 years of experience leading cybersecurity innovation, with a focus on making security more efficient and effective at scale. He is the former Director and Co-Founder of MITRE’s Center for Threat-Informed Defense (CTID), where he united sophisticated security teams to advance the state of the art and the practice in threat-informed defense globally. Prior to launching the CTID, Jon led MITRE’s Cyber Threat Intelligence and Adversary Emulation Department, where he advanced those critical capabilities across MITRE and managed the CALDERA and MITRE ATT&CK® teams. Jon led teams developing open standards, including STIX and TAXII for threat intelligence sharing, and co-created OVAL while managing MITRE’s security automation program.
Pete Luban
Field CISO
Pete has nearly 30 years experience in infrastructure architecture, cybersecurity engineering and operations, and risk management acquired through various roles at many well known organizations such as Citigroup, Yahoo!, Google, Bridgewater Associates and Netflix. Pete has spent the last six years as the Chief Information Security Officer at Dimensional Fund Advisors, an 800 billion dollar asset manager headquartered in Austin Texas, and one of the worlds leading providers of ETFs and Mutual Funds.
Keith Wilson
Director of Cybersecurity Education
Most notably, Keith Wilson was Time Magazine’s person of the year in 2006. Notably, Keith is an information security professional with over a decade of experience in his field. Working for several vendors throughout his career, Keith has had the privilege of collaborating with some of the world’s top companies to improve their security programs. Aside from trying to save the cyber world, Keith has also played guitar and drums for over 20 years – although you wouldn’t be able to tell by listening.
Paul G. Craft
Brigadier General, US Army (Ret), Senior Advisor
Paul Craft is a retired U.S. Army Brigadier General and one of the original four Cyber General Officers selected by the Army, with over 31 years of experience leading cyber and national security operations at the highest levels of the military. Today he serves as President of DataShapes AI and Senior Advisor at AttackIQ, while also advising companies including Armis, Appgate, and Cy4Data Labs. He holds advanced degrees from the Dwight D. Eisenhower School and Arizona State University’s W. P. Carey School of Business, spanning national security strategy, IT development, and business administration. A respected voice in the defense and cybersecurity community, Paul is passionate about building high-performing organizations and advancing the nation’s cyber and AI capabilities.
Ryan Williams
Lead Security Engineer – Adversarial AI and Cloud, Applied Computing
Ryan is a cybersecurity consultant with a passion for the red team, a flair for blue team defense, and a knack for delivering tailored solutions that shield organizations from evolving threats. For over 4 years as Director of Smart Cyber Solutions Pty Ltd, he’s driven advanced privacy solutions, niche offensive security engagements, Essential Eight maturity uplifts, and created bespoke offensive tooling for individuals and enterprises alike. As a lifelong learner of OSINT, hacking, and threat intelligence, Ryan loves sharing knowledge. He runs HVCK Magazine and contributes to the cybersecurity community with tools like Commander, MxFlex, AllTheThings, and Flight Freaker.
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