CTI Overload: Making Threat Intel Work for CTEM

You already have more threat intelligence than you can act on..

The challenge isn’t access to intelligence, it’s deciding which is most relevant to your environment. Which adversaries are targeting you right now?

When those decisions aren’t clear, continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) programs stall and prioritization breaks down. Join us and learn how to use hyperlocal context and risk to translate broad threat intelligence into prioritized exposure validation — without adding more data or feeds — and how this approach is applied in practice.

You’ll learn:

Leave with a clear approach for turning threat intelligence into action.

Paul Reid

VP, Adversary Research

Paul Reid is VP of Adversary Research at AttackIQ, where he studies real-world and AI-enabled adversaries and translates their tactics into practical, testable defenses. With more than 20 years in cybersecurity, he has led threat hunting and intelligence teams at Micro Focus, and OpenText Cybersecurity, supporting governments, critical infrastructure, and large enterprises against nation-state-grade threats. He is the author of Biometrics for Network Security, holds multiple cybersecurity patents, and regularly speaks on threat-informed defense and adversary tradecraft.

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. 

Joe Mastromarino

Director, NA Sales Engineering

Joseph L. (Joe) Mastromarino is based out of Brooklyn, NY and is the Director of NA Sales Engineering at AttackIQ. Joe has been in the technology industry for over 20 years. Joe has worked in technology risk and security for financial institutions like Credit Suisse and JP Morgan and has worked with many customers in other security technology firms like LogRhythm and Mandiant prior to joining AttackIQ. Joe holds a BS in Information Technology from St. Francis College and an MS in Information Systems from PACE University.