Connecting the Dots: Threat Intelligence, Cyber Incidents, and Materiality
summary
New SEC rule forces disclosure within four days from determining materiality, and PwC’s Global Threat Intelligence team (35 analysts across 11 countries) reports tracking 450 threat actors. Case studies tie concrete signals to impact: a tailored Ukrainian-themed phish that harvests org credentials; an Iran-linked operator “Yellow Dev 24” using PowerShell, Mimikatz and Cobalt Strike to stage exfiltration; GenAI-created deepfake CFO used in BEC; widespread credential brokering feeding a LockBit-oriented affiliate active across ~100 victims, 15 sectors, 12 countries.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Session introduction
- 1:01Speakers and session agenda
- 4:20Understanding SEC disclosure
- 7:24Threat intelligence basics
- 11:29Intelligence in incident response
- 15:56Cross-functional integration
- 20:43Case study analysis
- 31:39Advanced threat scenarios
- 35:49Building internal capabilities
- 41:31Conclusion and Q&A
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