Episode #009 - Threat Sharing Communities with Prescott Pym

Tash Postolovski
Tash Postolovski
Technical Marketing Manager
Prescott Pym
Prescott Pym
Principal Security Consultant
Episode #009 - Threat Sharing Communities with Prescott Pym
April 1, 2025

Cosive Principal Consultant and CTI expert Prescott Pym discusses the how and why of threat sharing communities, including CTIS, the Australian Signals Directorate's national threat sharing program.

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