Plenary Session 9 - Information Sharing: Adapting the CT Enterprise for Today's Threats
October 26, 2022
The current information-sharing environment has served us well in the fight against terrorism. Cultural change has led to federal, state, and private sector security entities sharing more information on threats than ever before. But the volume of information can be overwhelming, especially for organizations with smaller analysis teams. What current technologies might we leverage to better support information sharing? Are dashboards and portals enough to improve our ability to analyze and connect the dots?
Session
HSEF 2022
Speakers
![Bryan Pendleton](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6279d557a47f8622c9cd0c66/63403d3d6301e11fb0e5f0c1_Bryan%20Pendleton%20Headshot.jpg)
Bryan Pendleton
HSEG Member
Chief Data Officer, Office of Intelligence and Analysis U. S. Department of Homeland Security
![Brian Pate](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6279d557a47f8622c9cd0c66/6335a79a68f69b50fc77af2a_Brian%20Pate%20Color%20Headshot.png)
Brian Pate
HSEG Member
President, Cyber and Engineering Sector, BigBear.AI
![Rhett Krulla](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6279d557a47f8622c9cd0c66/632368dda65407109ef51ef2_Rhett%20Krulla.png)
Rhett Krulla
HSEG Member
CTO, Homeland Security Division, Microsoft
![Kimberly Pratt](https://cdn.prod.website-files.com/6279d557a47f8622c9cd0c66/63373190f6ae5c3cbb380782_KP%20headshot.jpg)
Kimberly Pratt
HSEG Member
Director of Private Sector Engagement, Northern California Regional Intelligence Center