DomainTools To Host Cybersecurity Breakfast Seminar On 'Threat Intelligence For The Real World'

Security Experts to Discuss Industry Trends and Real-World Use Cases, Shedding Light on the Importance of Threat Intelligence Within an Organization

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Sep 23, 2015, 09:00 ET

SEATTLE, Sept. 23, 2015 /PRNewswire/ -- DomainTools, the leader in domain name and DNS research, today announced an upcoming seminar, 'Threat Intelligence For The Real World,' featuring conversations from reputable cybersecurity experts on industry trends, concerns and real-world applications of threat intelligence for incident response and situational awareness within the enterprise. In a rare and intimate setting, the breakfast seminar brings together cybersecurity experts, including Matt Kodama, VP of Product at Recorded Future, Merike Kaeo, CTO at Farsight Security, and Mark Kendrick, Director of Solution Engineering at DomainTools. The event will be held at Seattle's Palace Ballroom on Wednesday, Sept. 30.

With each executive bringing a unique perspective and professional background in the cybersecurity space, the seminar will emphasize how organizations can incorporate Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and enrichment data such as domain names, Passive DNS, IP addresses, Whois records, and more, into their larger security framework. Everyone from front-line network defenders to IT security leadership and advanced malware researchers are encouraged to attend this lively, educational and exclusive event.

Breakfast Seminar: Threat Intelligence for the Real World
Who:

Matt Kodama, VP of Product at Recorded Future
Merike Kaeo, CTO at Farsight Security
Mark Kendrick, Director of Solution Engineering at DomainTools

Where: Palace Ballroom, Seattle
When: Wednesday, Sept. 30 at 7:00am PDT

For more information about the seminar and to register for the event, please visit: http://www.domaintools.com/seattle-breakfast-seminar

About DomainTools®
DomainTools is the leader in domain name and DNS-based cyber threat intelligence. With over 15 years of 'cyber fingerprint' data across the global Internet, DomainTools helps companies assess security threats, profile attackers, investigate online fraud and crimes, and map cyber activity in order to stop attacks. Fortune 1000 companies, global government agencies, and many security solution vendors use the DomainTools platform as a critical ingredient in their threat investigation and mitigation work. Learn more about how to connect the dots on criminal activity at http://www.domaintools.com or follow us on Twitter: @domaintools.

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