This series explores the Cyber Threat Intelligence Capability Maturity Model (CTI-CMM), a stakeholder-first framework designed to help intelligence programs support the specific decisions and actions of those protecting the organization. We guide listeners through the model’s eleven distinct domains and the cyclical five-step implementation process—Prepare, Assess, Plan, Deploy, and Measure—to transition teams from reactive, ad hoc practices to standardized, predictive operations. By analyzing specific use cases and maturity indicators, we demonstrate how to evolve metrics from simply counting effort to quantifying systemic impact and business value.

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Transnational cybercrime has evolved into a globally distributed ecosystem where identity is now "synthetic, scalable and weaponizable" due to the proliferation of deepfakes and camera injection tools targeted at digital verification systems. To counter this, the Cybercrime Atlas fosters global collaboration to map criminal infrastructure and identify technical "choke points," a strategy validated by the Serengeti operations which resulted in thousands of arrests and the seizure of $140 million in criminal funds. Simultaneously, experts recommend that institutions implement multi-layered defenses—such as trusted camera source controls and active liveness checks—to harden Know Your Customer (KYC) processes against the democratized threat of AI-generated impersonation.

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This episode explores the newly drafted Cyber AI Profile, a guide designed by the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) to help organizations manage the complex intersection of artificial intelligence and cybersecurity. We break down the three primary focus areas—Secure, Defend, and Thwart—which provide a structured approach to protecting AI system components, leveraging AI for defensive operations, and building resilience against AI-powered threats. Listeners will learn how this Profile integrates with the existing NIST Cybersecurity Framework (CSF) 2.0 to offer prioritized outcomes and considerations for organizations at any stage of their AI journey.

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