Hosting a Webinar Themed 'Approaching Cyberattacks: Could a Delay in Response be Fatal?'
TeamT5 is hosting a webinar on utilizing threat intelligence to counter state-sponsored cyberattacks, introducing their ThreatVision solution.
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■ Increasing and Sophisticated State-Sponsored Cyberattacks
State-sponsored APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) attacks continue to expand regardless of the target industry or size. Companies involved in social infrastructure, such as manufacturing, telecommunications, and finance, are particularly vulnerable, and attacks are launched over long periods and with great sophistication. Amid rising geopolitical tensions, these attacks are positioned not merely as cybercrimes but as part of information and economic warfare, making them difficult to counter with conventional defense measures alone. Now, companies are strongly required to have the ability to "know" the threats.
■ The Limits of the Frontlines: Not Knowing "What is Dangerous"
Although many companies have implemented security measures, the reality is that they cannot grasp "what are the truly dangerous threats to their own company." Public information and incident reports are fragmented, and there is a limit to accurately assessing risks related to one's own company. In addition, capturing signs of an attack requires specialized knowledge and continuous information gathering, but the frontlines are stretched thin in terms of both human resources and time. As a result, responses are always reactive, falling into a situation where attackers hold the initiative.
■ From Reactive to Proactive: Visualizing Threats and Realizing Preventive Defense
This seminar will focus on how to utilize threat intelligence in practice to counter state-sponsored APT attacks and geopolitical risks. We will introduce specific methods for visualizing signs of attacks related to your company and taking preemptive measures using TeamT5's "ThreatVision". Furthermore, we will explain practical intelligence utilization techniques, such as analysis from the attacker's perspective and risk trends seen by industry.
■ Organizer/Co-organizer
TeamT5 Inc.
■ Cooperation
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are "useful for participants".
Public materials of past seminars and other recruiting seminars can be viewed here.
State-sponsored APT (Advanced Persistent Threat) attacks continue to expand regardless of the target industry or size. Companies involved in social infrastructure, such as manufacturing, telecommunications, and finance, are particularly vulnerable, and attacks are launched over long periods and with great sophistication. Amid rising geopolitical tensions, these attacks are positioned not merely as cybercrimes but as part of information and economic warfare, making them difficult to counter with conventional defense measures alone. Now, companies are strongly required to have the ability to "know" the threats.
■ The Limits of the Frontlines: Not Knowing "What is Dangerous"
Although many companies have implemented security measures, the reality is that they cannot grasp "what are the truly dangerous threats to their own company." Public information and incident reports are fragmented, and there is a limit to accurately assessing risks related to one's own company. In addition, capturing signs of an attack requires specialized knowledge and continuous information gathering, but the frontlines are stretched thin in terms of both human resources and time. As a result, responses are always reactive, falling into a situation where attackers hold the initiative.
■ From Reactive to Proactive: Visualizing Threats and Realizing Preventive Defense
This seminar will focus on how to utilize threat intelligence in practice to counter state-sponsored APT attacks and geopolitical risks. We will introduce specific methods for visualizing signs of attacks related to your company and taking preemptive measures using TeamT5's "ThreatVision". Furthermore, we will explain practical intelligence utilization techniques, such as analysis from the attacker's perspective and risk trends seen by industry.
■ Organizer/Co-organizer
TeamT5 Inc.
■ Cooperation
Open Source Utilization Research Institute Co., Ltd.
Majisemi Co., Ltd.
Majisemi will continue to hold webinars that are "useful for participants".
Public materials of past seminars and other recruiting seminars can be viewed here.