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Video: Fireside Chat With Shane Huntley, Director at Google’s Threat Analysis Group

In this exclusive fireside chat, Shane Huntley, Director of Google’s TAG (Threat Analysis Group), joins SecurityWeek editor-at-large Ryan Naraine for a frank discussion on the science of threat intelligence, the cloudy nature of the APT landscape, the surge in big-game ransomware and nation-state malware activity worth tracking.

(Recorded at SecurityWeek’s 2022 Threat Intelligence Summit – Watch More Sessions on Demand| May 18, 2022)

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