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Ep 197 Managing Federal Cyber Tools
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With public speaking, everyone has butterflies before they begin; instructors tell speakers to get them to fly in formation.
When it comes to tools for cybersecurity, we have a similar situation – you may have End point Detection and Response, Extended Detection and Response, Managed Detection and Response, DR, XDR, MDR, Security Information and Event Management, and many others.
ThreatQuotient was founded with the intention of making sure these disparate tools provide actionable information for federal agencies.
During today’s interview with Craig Mueller, he takes us through context, customization, and collaboration that is needed in all federal agencies. The net result is the reduction in false positives and automation of the intelligence lifecycle.
Criag Mueller brings up a topic that is rarely covered—air gapped systems. Because of their deep understanding of the intelligence community, ThreatQuotient can provide services to agencies that use air-gapped networks.
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