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Practice Speaking: Re-tell lecture ID: #34875 Medium Organizations
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Organizations are far more likely to keep information on that attack to themselves. Because they’re worried about competitive advantage, litigation or regulation. We need to effectively democratize threat intelligence data. We need to get all of these organizations to open up and share what is in their private arsenal of information. The bad guys are moving fast; we’ve got to move faster. And best way to do that is to open up and share data on what’s happening. Let’s think about this in the construct of security professionals. Remember, they’re programmed right into their DNA to keep secrets. We’ve got to turn that thinking on its head. We’ve got to get governments, private institutions and security companies willing to share information at speed. And here’s why: because if you share the information, it’s equivalent to inoculation. And if not sharing, you’re actually part of the problem, because you’re increasing the odds that other people could be impacted by same attack techniques.

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"Pearson updated its scoring criteria on November 4, 2024. Templates are now banned, and responses identified as template-based will be flagged by human reviewers. Stay tuned for new strategies and updated answer formats!"

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