Threat Intelligence Working Group
ATARC’s new Threat Intelligence Working Group is scheduled to officially launch June 24th with a virtual roundtable. We’re bringing together a select group of experts, with a panel primarily composed of government threat intelligence leaders, for a moderated discussion to help shape the group’s future initiatives and focus areas.
The session will be a candid, collaborative conversation held under the Chatham House Rule. Key insights from the roundtable will directly inform the priorities and activities of the Threat Intelligence Working Group moving forward.
Register to join us for the virtual roundtable here!
The Threat Intelligence Working Group will drive proactive cybersecurity by shaping how organizations will collect, analyze, and act on threat insights. Through collaborative research, operational best practices, and knowledge sharing, the group will empower members to anticipate emerging threats and outpace adversaries.Focus areas will include:
- Threat Intelligence Practices – Developing approaches for producing and operationalizing intelligence across strategic, operational, tactical, and technical levels.
- Data Fusion & Analysis – Combining internal telemetry with external sources to surface actionable threat patterns and adversary behaviors.
- Hunting & Threat Actor Alignment – Strengthening detection by integrating intelligence into proactive hunting and incident response workflows.
- AI, Automation, and Analyst Enablement – Enhancing intelligence processes with automation and AI, while recognizing the critical role of human expertise.
- Collaboration & Sharing Models – Building trusted frameworks for intelligence sharing and joint defense initiatives.
- Measuring Impact – Defining metrics to assess threat intelligence program maturity, responsiveness, and value to the business.
Leadership Chairs:Â
John Polishuk
Industry Chair
Recorded Future
Tom Muehleisen
Advisor Chair
Norwich University