CYBERWARCON Keynote
summary
Tracing the naming problem back to 2010–11, the keynote lays out concrete failures: 430 group names across many schemes, often more than six labels per group, stale or overly precise tags that break when units reorganize, and public indictments or sanctions that already name actors. The proposal is simple and actionable: use trusted government attribution when available, otherwise use country or agency plus TTP so names are meaningful, stable, and searchable for media, policy, and customers.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:07Threat actor name explosion
- 5:43Government attribution obsolete
- 8:13Over-precision in attribution
- 9:59Naming conventions solution
- 11:47Call to action
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