Vulnerability management can often feel like some sort of panic industrial complex in which it’s difficult to discern what’s real amid the onslaught of new and next. But with the right tools and a thoughtful approach to prioritization, it’s more possible than ever to become a strong defender by learning from attackers, differentiating between what’s meaningful vs. myth and responding appropriately. The reality is, most people struggle to make better decisions when vulnerabilities emerge because they lack information or get it from incomplete sources.
In this session, we’ll be joined by two current practitioners and experts in their respective fields of vulnerability management and threat hunting who know exactly how to use trusted sources of intelligence to patch what matters and deprioritize the rest.
In this session, we’ll cover:
We look forward to seeing you there!
Graham J. Westbrook (C|EH, Sec+) has experience across Defense, Healthcare and Commercial. Intelligence analyst by training, cybersecurity analyst by trade, Graham has spoken at OKC Innotech 2022, CU Intersect 2022, IASAP 2020, FIRST CTI 2020, ISF 2020, InfoSecWorld 2019, RMISC 2019, Toronto RiskSec 2017 & SANS Security Awareness Summit 2017. Graham holds a B.A. Intelligence Studies, and a M.S. in Criminal Justice & Forensic Psych.
Christopher Sundberg, GICSP is a Product Cybersecurity Engineer in the Corporate Technology Office for Woodward, Inc. Mr. Sundberg is responsible for security architecture, secure development lifecycle, and product security compliance across a wide variety of cyber-physical devices sold by Woodward, Inc.
Kyle has over 20 years of professional Cyber Security experience focusing on Offensive Security, Threat Intelligence, and Threat Detection and Response. Kyle has become a trusted adviser with customers and colleagues through teamwork, industry knowledge, and technical expertise.
