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In this session, Andriy Kusyy explores the detection gap in cyberattacks by analyzing documented cases from the European information environment. He illustrates how a single adversary toolkit can create both narrative effects and expand technical attack surfaces, emphasizing that treating these elements as separate intelligence disciplines leads to exploitable vulnerabilities. The session provides security teams with a practical playbook to bridge this gap, offering indicators of compromise relevant to the pre-intrusion phase of InfoOps-enabled operations. Attendees will learn about a coordinated response structure that aligns cyber operations with strategic communications, ensuring a unified escalation process when responding to threats.
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