A Cybersecurity Automation Village, will be hosted by the Open Cybersecurity Alliance (OCA) Cybersecurity Automation SubProject (CASP) next Thursday and Friday, April 11th and 12th.  This event brings together global cybersecurity vendors, end-users, thought leaders, and individuals passionate about cybersecurity automation.

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The CASP Community plans to hold a two day HYBRID event featuring plugfest sessions, special guest speakers, contests and demonstrations. The objective is to present and demonstrate working interoperating systems contributing to cybersecurity automation, particularly across different participants and across the different standards.

Subscribe to the CASP mailing list, attend biweekly CASP meetings, and join the #casp channel on OCA Slack

 

By registering, participants agree to abide by the Code of Conduct .

 

Explore a tentative list of projects (technologies, standards, open source) to be interworked in CASP use cases. For detailed demonstrations, refer to the Demo Use Case and Demo Use Case tech sections on the CASP Github site.

The Plugfest will be demonstrating multiple cybersecurity-related technical standards published by OASIS-Open, as well as the progress made by multiple OCA Subprojects.

In order to demonstrate interoperability between the standards and subprojects the participants are using a single use case from the 2018 Winter Olympics: a campaign dubbed ‘Olympic Destroyer.’ The following video gives a high-level overview of some of the features of this campaign that made it a good candidate for demonstrating interoperability.

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Jane Ginn CTIN President & Co-Founder
Jane Ginn ~ As the co-founder of the Cyber Threat Intelligence Network (CTIN), a consultancy with partners in Europe, Ms. Ginn has been pivotal in the development of the STIX international standard for modeling and sharing threat intelligence. She currently serves as the Secretary of the OASIS Threat Actor Context Technical Committee, contributing to the creation of a semantic technology ontology for cyber threat actor analysis. Her efforts in this area and her earlier work with the Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) TC earned her the 2020 Distinguished Contributor award from OASIS. In public service, she advised five Secretaries of the US Department of Commerce on international trade issues from 1994 to 2001 and served on the Washington District Export Council for five years. In the EU, she was an appointed member of the European Union's ENISA Threat Landscape Stakeholders' Group for four years. A world traveler and amateur photojournalist, she has visited over 50 countries, further enriching her global outlook and professional insights. Follow me on LinkedIn: www.linkedin.com/comm/mynetwork/discovery-see-all?usecase=PEOPLE_FOLLOWS&followMember=janeginn
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