Financial Cyber Crime
mnemonic security podcast
11/09/20
•45m
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For this episode, we’re happy to have Sebastian Takle from the DNB Financial Cyber Crime Center (FC3) with us to share how one of the largest banks in the Nordics works with Threat Intelligence. Sebastian is Subject Lead for Threat Intelligence at FC3, and in his conversation with Robby he explains their threat actor centric approach to TI.
We also get to hear what threat actors they are observing and are most concerned about, and the importance of identifying who.
Technical level: 1/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
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Morten and Robby recorded this session as part of their virtual presentation at the CERT-IS conference in Iceland last month. The episode is also available in video: https://youtu.be/Izfb7-wA_0I
For this episode, Robby welcomes Morten Weea from mnemonic’s Threat Intelligence team. Morten is a PhD candidate researching decision-making in incident response and an experienced Incident Handler that often works with advanced persistent threats (APTs).
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Or even more importantly, what his advice is for organizations before a serious incident occurs. They also discuss when it’s appropriate to trigger a full-scale incident response, and what sort of incidents shouldn’t.
Technical level: 2/5
Host: Robby Peralta
Producer: Paul Jæger
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