About the Webinar
Security teams are drowning in data, but starving for actionable insights. Whether you're monitoring active incidents or external threats, security leaders must learn more about where their data lives, what data exists, and the ways in which it can be used thoughtfully to make better decisions. This webinar explores how security leaders can transform raw threat intelligence data into compelling business narratives that drive C-suite investment and strategic decision-making.
Attendees will walk away with practical ways that they can:
- Translate security data insights into compelling business cases that resonate with C-suite executives and board members.
- Demonstrate ROI and business impact when presenting security investments across multiple locations and operational scales
- Separate signal from noise in security data to surface actionable insights that drive decision-making
- Build a unified ecosystem that seamlessly integrates threat intelligence with incident management (and resolution) workflows
We'll examine practical frameworks for translating technical threat data into executive-friendly insights that demonstrate clear ROI, operational impact, and competitive advantage. Attendees will learn how to bridge the gap between security operations and boardroom priorities, positioning threat intelligence as a critical business enabler rather than just a security tool—evolving beyond reactive security monitoring to become proactive business enablers across the enterprise.
Speakers:
Ryan Schonfeld
Co-Founder & CEO, HiveWatch
Cory Siskind
Founder & CEO, Base Operations
Bill Schieder
Vice President, Global Corporate & Aviation Security, Labcorp
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