Attack intelligence. Beyond traditional threat intel, it draws on threat detection, visibility and collaboration to deliver information that is at once timely, relevant and actionable. As opposed to traditional threat intel, which describes what could happen to your organization, industry or supply chain, attack intelligence shows what is happening.

But how does one create and receive attack intelligence? How is it different from traditional information sharing? And how do today's most significant cybersecurity threats create a greater need for attack intelligence and private/public information sharing?

Register for this executive roundtable, Attack Intelligence: How to Operationalize Timely, Relevant, Actionable Info, to gain new insights from event thought leaders, as well as to discuss with your peers.

Discussion topics will include:

• What are the most serious cybersecurity threats today - particularly from nation-state actors?
• What is attack intelligence, and how does it differ from threat intelligence?
• Why does attack intelligence matter in today's evolving threat landscape?

Join ISMG's Jeremy Kirk for a moderated discussion that will feature insight and new threat research from Fernando Maymi, CISO at event sponsor IronNet, Inc. This roundtable session will follow Chatham house rule, and will be peer driven and pitch free.