Joerg Stephan

Security Consultant, IBM

Joerg Stephan is a security consultant with IBM and a former member of an international IBM team of dedicated customer analysts. Before joining IBM in 2014, Joerg evolved through every aspect of IT: from web developer to IT technician, research facility administrator and then a team leader of system administration and CISO in a PCI-DSS certified company.

Intelligence & Analytics October 1, 2020

Why a Security Maturity Model Can Transform How You Use Analytics

5 min read - With cyberattacks and breaches on the rise, security should be a major concern for all companies. In particular, enabling the development of an analytics maturity model is a useful addition to your traditional security information and event management (SIEM)-based operations.…

Intelligence & Analytics February 21, 2020

Cyberthreat Intelligence Tooling — How to Quickly Locate Your Key Indicators

3 min read - While there are many cyberthreat intelligence tools and platforms that can locate indicators for you, it is important to understand the process yourself before relying on a tool.

Intelligence & Analytics February 10, 2020

How to Create Value With Your (Security) Data Analytics Program

4 min read - The key factor in the success of any data analytics program, security-focused or otherwise, is how efficient and business-fit the underlying data architecture is.

Intelligence & Analytics January 20, 2020

The Charm of Security-Driven Data Lake Architecture

4 min read - To keep up with today's threats, organizations need a way to correlate and analyze data over a longer period of time. Security-driven data lake architecture might just be the answer.

Intelligence & Analytics March 7, 2017

The Role of the Security Intelligence Analyst and the Three Main Elements of Cybersecurity

3 min read - Security intelligence analysts must know the three elements of cybersecurity — threat intelligence, event intelligence and enrichment — to thwart threats.

Software Vulnerabilities March 6, 2017

Cheap Shock: Why Shellshock Is Still a Thing

2 min read - Although security researchers discovered Shellshock more than two years ago, it remains popular among fraudsters with basic skill sets and light wallets.

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Joerg Stephan

Why a Security Maturity Model Can Transform How You Use Analytics

Cyberthreat Intelligence Tooling — How to Quickly Locate Your Key Indicators

How to Create Value With Your (Security) Data Analytics Program

The Charm of Security-Driven Data Lake Architecture

The Role of the Security Intelligence Analyst and the Three Main Elements of Cybersecurity

Cheap Shock: Why Shellshock Is Still a Thing

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