Register for the 2018 Cyber Threat Intelligence Summit: www.sans.org/u/wOQ
need to stop re-inventing the wheel. Intelligence collection, analysis and dissemination methodologies have existed for hundreds, in-fact thousands of years. Designed, honed and perfected by some brilliant analysts and operators, the cyber intelligence industry needs to embrace conventional analysis methodologies to better understand and predict the threat landscape in which they operate. Predominately focused on methods used by British and US agencies and Militaries the talk looks to identify various methods used to help better understand the intelligence picture. From back-casting to cones of plausibility; from analysis of competing hypothesis to breaking the mirror, there are methods that exist to better help us understand what happened, what is happening and what is likely to happen.
Rob Dartnall, Director of Cyber Intelligence, Security Alliance Ltd.
From a diverse intelligence background, Rob brings together both cyber sand traditional intelligence experience. Rob is an ex-British Army Military Intelligence Operator specialising in Intelligence fusion, exploitation and strategic analysis. After leaving the Military he entered the Cyber security industry where he specialises in bringing traditional methodologies into CTI and Insider Threat.