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S2E10: Cyber-Threat Intelligence, APTs, and Attribution in Cyberspace
[Originally recorded: May 2021]
From cyber-threat intelligence and advanced persistent threats (APTs), to the attribution problem in cyberspace and the geopolitical landscape, this episode addresses some of the most emminent online and cybersecurity issues states and corporate actors face. What are these threats and concerns really about? How do entities react and respond?
Camille Bigot is a Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager at Deloitte in London. She has spent the last three years as an analyst at both Security Alliance and Control Risks, mostly working for large financial organisations. She is also undertaking a part-time PhD in Computer Science at King’s College London, applying data-driven approaches based on the MITRE framework to malware attribution. She also holds the CREST Registered Threat Intelligence (CTIA) accreditation.
She has a rather eclectic academic background, having read International Relations and Social Anthropology at St Andrews, as well as holding an MPhil in Gender Studies and an MPhil in Criminology from the University of Cambridge. In her spare time, she enjoys her daily runs having performed a half-marathon during the first lockdown and the first wave of COVID-19.
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By Diplomatic Academy - The Conversation[Originally recorded: May 2021]
From cyber-threat intelligence and advanced persistent threats (APTs), to the attribution problem in cyberspace and the geopolitical landscape, this episode addresses some of the most emminent online and cybersecurity issues states and corporate actors face. What are these threats and concerns really about? How do entities react and respond?
Camille Bigot is a Cyber Threat Intelligence Manager at Deloitte in London. She has spent the last three years as an analyst at both Security Alliance and Control Risks, mostly working for large financial organisations. She is also undertaking a part-time PhD in Computer Science at King’s College London, applying data-driven approaches based on the MITRE framework to malware attribution. She also holds the CREST Registered Threat Intelligence (CTIA) accreditation.
She has a rather eclectic academic background, having read International Relations and Social Anthropology at St Andrews, as well as holding an MPhil in Gender Studies and an MPhil in Criminology from the University of Cambridge. In her spare time, she enjoys her daily runs having performed a half-marathon during the first lockdown and the first wave of COVID-19.