Many organizations say they acquire and use security intelligence for the benefit of their organizations – but few actually do this right. While security intelligence is vital to the operation of your security organization, like anything else, it can become a distraction to the organization if improperly built, acquired and transformed into action – or worse. Security intelligence must be properly defined, and understood for the mission of your security organization. We will cover security intelligence end-to-end from definition to incorporation, and why it’s vital to your organization’s strategy and tactics.
Rafal Los, Principal, Strategic Security Services with HP Enterprise Security Services applies over a decade of experience in various aspects of the security field to help clients meet complex security challenges. Focusing on strategic and tactical defensibility, Rafal assists clients with aligning security to the enterprise, developing operational efficiency, and measuring performance with effective KPIs. Rafal is a recognizer speaker, writer, blogger and contributor to open projects such as OWASP and the Cloud Security Alliance.