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Virtual Event Keynote: John Lambert, Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center

John Lambert, GM at the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center, will provide a keynote at SecurityWeek’s Threat Intelligence Summit on May 26th at 12PM ET.

John Lambert, GM at the Microsoft Threat Intelligence Center, will provide a keynote at SecurityWeek’s Threat Intelligence Summit on May 26th at 12PM ET.

Open-Sourcing Threat Intelligence to Combat Sophisticated Threats

In this presentation, Microsoft’s John Lambert will talk about how it’s more important than ever for defenders and organizations to come together and better share information that can help the entire ecosystem protect against emerging threats. The good news is there are industry frameworks and sharing mechanisms already in place to facilitate actionable threat intelligence and defense collaboration.

Lambert will share specific examples of how community resources such as GitHub, MITRE’s ATT&CK Framework, Sigma rules, CodeQL queries and Jupyter notebooks have all been used in recent months to “open-source” security to better defend against sophisticated threats such as NOBELIUM and others.

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