N2K Cyber and Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 have announced the launch of their new bi-weekly segment, Threat Vector, on the CyberWire Daily podcast. This segment, hosted by David Moulton, Director Thought Leadership Unit 42, will provide insights from Unit 42 threat intelligence experts, incident responders, and proactive security consultants. By joining forces with the industry’s leading daily cybersecurity podcast, Unit 42 Threat Vector aims to unravel the complex and constantly evolving cybersecurity threat landscape through in-depth discussions, expert interviews, and insightful analysis.
Unit 42 Threat Vector will serve as a compass in the world of cyber threats. Listeners can follow the CyberWire Daily Podcast to gain access to Unit 42’s unique threat intelligence insights, new threat actor TTPs (Tactics, Techniques, and Procedures), real-world case studies, and learn how the team collaborates to discover these threats. The goal is to equip the audience with the knowledge and insight needed to proactively prepare and stay ahead in the ever-evolving threat landscape.
Wendi Whitmore, SVP and head of Unit 42 at Palo Alto Networks, expressed her excitement about the collaboration between N2K Cyber and Unit 42. She believes that this new segment will allow listeners to meet Unit 42’s incredible team of cybersecurity experts and gain a better understanding of the threats impacting businesses on a daily basis. She also sees this collaboration as an opportunity to amplify research and insights, providing organizations with the necessary tools to prepare for and stay ahead of these threats.
Peter Kilpe, Chief Executive Officer of N2K Networks, also expressed his enthusiasm about this collaboration with Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42. He believes that bringing Unit 42’s intelligence-driven insights to their flagship CyberWire Daily podcast on a regular schedule will provide incredible value to the security leaders, analysts, and operators who tune in every day.
The first segment of Unit 42 Threat Vector launched recently, and new segments will be released every two weeks on Thursdays. Listeners can access the latest Unit 42 Threat Vector segment by subscribing to the CyberWire Daily podcast on their preferred platform or by visiting the N2K Cyber website for more information.
About Unit 42:
Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 brings together renowned threat researchers, elite incident responders, and expert security consultants to create an intelligence-driven, response-ready organization. Their mission is to help organizations proactively manage cyber risk by assessing and testing security controls against the right threats, transforming security strategies with a threat-informed approach, and responding to incidents swiftly.
About N2K Networks:
N2K is a strategic workforce intelligence company that aims to create a world where workforce knowledge and skills can evolve as rapidly as technology. Their flagship podcast, the CyberWire Daily, is an essential part of the daily intelligence routine for influential leaders and operators in the public and private sectors, as well as critical security teams supporting Fortune 500 companies and prominent intelligence and law enforcement agencies. The CyberWire Daily provides industry intelligence that separates the signal from the noise. To learn more about N2K’s workforce intelligence enterprise capabilities that help organizations build and maintain high-performance teams, visit their website.
As the threat landscape continues to evolve, it becomes increasingly important for organizations and individuals to stay informed about the latest cyber threats and the best practices to defend against them. The collaboration between N2K Cyber and Palo Alto Networks’ Unit 42 aims to provide valuable insights and actionable intelligence to help businesses navigate this complex landscape and strengthen their cybersecurity defenses. With the launch of the Unit 42 Threat Vector segment on the CyberWire Daily podcast, listeners can expect to gain valuable knowledge and expert perspectives on the latest threats and trends in the cybersecurity industry.