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Operational Threat Intelligence (Frameworks and Real Use Cases)

🔴 Operational Threat Intelligence (Frameworks and Real Use Cases) 📅 February 22 · 4 PM IST – Set Reminder ▶️ Modern cyber defense depends not just on tools, but on understanding how attackers operate. Raw logs, alerts, and sensor data hold valuable clues — but without proper analysis, these signals go unnoticed, leaving organizations vulnerable to targeted attacks. Operational threat intelligence bridges this gap by transforming scattered data points into actionable insights that strengthen both detection and response. This session introduces a practical framework for gathering, analyzing, and applying threat intelligence in live environments. Rather than focusing on theory alone, the emphasis is on real workflows: collecting data from diverse sources, converting it into meaningful intelligence, and operationalizing it to proactively defend against evolving attacker tactics. Led by Swati Kumari, Corporate Trainer, this session equips participants with the skills needed to turn intelligence into a powerful defensive capability. 🔍 What you’ll learn: 1. Why Operational Threat Intelligence Matters How intelligence improves detection, speeds up response, and reduces uncertainty. Why organizations struggle when data remains unstructured or unused. The role of intelligence in staying ahead of motivated and adaptive attackers. 2. Gathering Threat Data Effectively Collecting information from logs, sensors, SIEM platforms, and endpoint agents. Leveraging external sources such as threat feeds, advisories, and OSINT. Understanding the importance of breadth and reliability in data gathering. 3. Converting Raw Data into Meaningful Insights Techniques for filtering noise and identifying relevant threat indicators. Using tools and analytics to detect patterns, anomalies, and early warning signs. Transforming low-level signals into high-impact intelligence that supports decisions. 4. Sharing and Applying Threat Intelligence How intelligence is communicated within SOC teams and across the organization. Using insights to strengthen detection rules, refine alerting, and prevent attacks. Integrating intelligence into playbooks, investigations, and defensive strategy. 5. Continuous Improvement Through Updated Intelligence Tracking attacker behavior, evolving TTPs, and new threat indicators. Adapting defenses as threat actors shift techniques and tooling. Building an iterative intelligence process that grows stronger over time. 6. Real-World Use Cases & Frameworks Examples of intelligence-driven defense stopping intrusions early. Mapping intelligence to frameworks such as MITRE ATT&CK. Practical workflows that cybersecurity teams use in active environments. 🎯 Who should attend? SOC analysts and cybersecurity defenders Threat intelligence professionals and blue-teamers Students and aspirants entering the cybersecurity field Anyone seeking to strengthen detection with intelligence-led defense Speaker: Swati Kumari Corporate Trainer | Koenig Solutions Pvt. Ltd. 📢 Follow & Learn More: 🔗 Koenig Solutions: https://www.koenig-solutions.com 🔗 LinkedIn:   / koenig-solutions   🔗 Facebook:   / koenigsolutions   🔗 Instagram:   / koenigsolutions   🔗 Twitter (X): https://x.com/KoenigSolutions 🔗 Upcoming Webinars: https://www.koenig-solutions.com/upco... 🧠 If you want to transform scattered data into powerful cyber defense insights, this session gives you a framework that actually works at work. 👍 Like | 💬 Comment | 🔔 Subscribe for more expert-led SOC, cybersecurity, and threat intelligence sessions. #KoenigWebinars #KoenigSolutions #StepForward #ThreatIntelligence #Cybersecurity #SOC #MITREATTACK #CyberDefense