Threat Intelligence Sharing – Lessons from the Front Lines
Threat Intelligence Sharing is being called the Holy Grail of Cybersecurity by many. It is also being called the Flavour of the Month by others. Does it really provide the promised value? How does an organisation know whom to trust, when to share and how to transform the endless flood of security data into actionable information? Whether your intel sharing/gathering is peer to peer, public/private, commercial service or open source—there is a risk of realising the quote from Aristotle: ’the more you know, the more, the more you don’t know.' Get the most out of your cybersecurity situational awareness efforts by learning from the successes and failures on the front lines of global critical infrastructure organisations.
About the speaker
Patrick Miller
CEO of AMPYX CYBER
Patrick Miller has dedicated his career to the protection and defense of critical infrastructures as a trusted independent security and regulatory advisor for more than 35 years.
In addition to being the CEO of the industrial cybersecurity consulting firm AMPYX CYBER, he was one of the original architects and the first regulator of the NERC CIP Standards in North America and former Principal Investigator for the US Department of Energy’s National Electric Sector Cybersecurity Organization.
Patrick is an internationally recognized public speaker, and recently testified to the US-China Economic and Security Review Senate Commission on the Chinese cyberthreat to critical infrastructure.
Mr. Miller’s diverse background spans the Energy, Water, Telecommunications, Financial, and Insurance Services verticals including key positions with regulatory agencies, private consulting firms, utility asset owners and commercial organizations.
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