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Chris Coleman is President at Lookingglass Cyber Solutions. He brings over 20 years of experience in information security and technology. Prior to Lookingglass, Coleman served as the Director of Cyber Security at Cisco, where he focused on identifying solutions to critical customer challenges for civilian, defense and intelligence organizations. Previously, Coleman served in key management roles with Integrated Data Systems and ManTech. Coleman also managed the NetWitness product development team. He studied Electrical Engineering at the New York Institute of Technology – Old Westbury.

Recent articles by Chris Coleman

  • Shaping the Threat Intelligence Management Market
    The shaping of the threat intelligence management market is critical to its success, and there is much confusion about the very term “threat intelligence.” I am a firm believer that intelligence is a process, not an individual thing, and that Intelligence is not “done.” It is “created.”
  • 2013: A Year that Will Dictate the Future of Cyber Security
    The events that occurred in 2013 will forever be reflected in the Internet DNA of the future, and how the cyber security market evolves to accommodate that future.
  • Transitioning to the Age of Adaptation
    For enterprises today confronted by increasingly intricate – and damaging – cyber threats, there may no longer be a viable choice: We must carefully phase out the evolutionary-rooted security tactics which organizations have depended upon for decades.
  • Threat Intelligence: Sources and Methods Matter
    The threat intelligence space is early and still evolving and enterprise customers are still learning how best to use and action this intelligence.
  • The Elusive Quest for the Security 'Easy Button'
    Investors, markets and analysts are signaling another round in increased security spending in the elusive quest for the security “easy button.”
  • Don't Over Value Adversary Data
    Over the past year the buzz around tracking threat actors has been growing and in my opinion hitting the height of the hype cycle. Relying on behavior profiles alone is a great way to get an unwelcomed outcome.
  • Threat Intelligence Staffing to Evolve Security Operations
    Organizations must invest in security operations staff focused more on proactively gaining intelligence of threats, behaviors and risk that are not prone to being detected by traditional means.