Cyber Threat Intelligence might not be the solution
Jules Pagna Disso ( Nettitude )
- 14:00 20th February 2015 ( week 5, Hilary Term 2015 )Tony Hoare Room, Robert Hooke Building
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is perceived as the next big “thing” that can help reduce, slow down or stop the increasing number of cyber-attacks. However, CTI means different things to different people. Should that really be the case? Despite the proliferation and the cost of threat intelligence feeds, the threat level remains high in most cases i.e. mitigations against cyber-attacks are not as effective as they could be.
The question is: What are the requirements for efficient cyber threat intelligence? How we can assess its success will be explored during this seminar. We will close by discussing some of the author’s work on the topic.
Speaker bio
Dr. Jules Pagna Disso has over 15 years’ experience working in cyber security. Currently leading research into malware and threat intelligence at British cyber security consultancy, Nettitude, Dr Pagna Disso was previously the head of EADS’ cyber security research lab in the UK, where he was the technical lead for all cyber security related projects. Dr Pagna Disso also provides consultancy services for various organisations on critical infrastructure security. He holds a PhD in Intrusion Detection Systems as well as a number of cyber security related qualifications. His research interests include, but are not limited to, cyber security for Industrial Control Systems, honeypots, botnets, cloud security, cyber forensics, threat analysis, and vulnerability identification.Share this:
