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Have you ever been watching a James Bond movie or maybe Mission Impossible, a Bourne movie, or any of those action/espionage flicks with amazing "fictional" techology at the characters' finger tips to track someone to a square inch in the middle of no where? Fiction, right?
NOPE!
Yesterday, we saw the basics of how Q would be able to find 007 on a random slope in the Alps by seeing how REAL threat actors are able to steer a convoy astray in Eastern Ukraine right now.
What a great Keynote Talk by Ann Carbonell!
Geospatial Intelligence (GEOINT) is not just a plot twist on the silverscreen. It's a rapidly emerging frontier in cybersecurity and the growing intersection between geospatial data and cyber operations.
Ann took us on a deepdive, showing that GEOINT is much more than just maps and satellites. It’s about weaponizing data and geography in the digital domain.
They cyber bad guys, our biggest adversaries, are using geospatial information to target critical infrastructure, military assets, and civilian systems—and the risks are escalating.
Thank you, Ann!
Also, thank you to Cloudflare for sponsoring the October meeting.
Looking ahead, I want to thank Stellar Cyber for sponsoring our December breakfast meeting.
Make sure to register for next month's meeting by clicking Here.
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