Podcast appearances and mentions of staffan truv

Doktorn i artificiell intelligens Staffan Truvé intervjuas av Staffan Dopping. Han är en it-innovatör som sedan många år arbetar med threat intelligence, där ett av målen är att upptäcka cyberattacker och terrorattentat innan de har inträffat. Han menar att det är väldigt svårt att överblicka hur AI kommer att utveckla sig i ett längre perspektiv.

Doktorn i artificiell intelligens Staffan Truvé intervjuas av Staffan Dopping. Han är en it-innovatör som sedan många år arbetar med threat intelligence, där ett av målen är att upptäcka cyberattacker och terrorattentat innan de har inträffat. Han menar att det är väldigt svårt att överblicka hur AI kommer att utveckla sig i ett längre perspektiv.

Från en idé som uppstod på ett löpband till ett internationellt underrättelseföretag. Recorded Future samlar in och analyserar data från internet för att i realtid kunna upptäcka oroligheter och cyberangrepp.De har över 1 700 kunder i 75 länder.I poddserien Svenska Snillen berättar Christopher Ahlberg och Staffan Truvé om det numera internationella storbolaget och dess roll i världen. De båda grundarna är också mottagare av Polhemspriset 2023, Sveriges största ingenjörspris. Polhemspriset har delats ut sedan 1878, delas ut av stiftelsen Polhemspriset och administreras av Sveriges Ingenjörer.Poddserien Svenska Snillen görs av Ny Teknik i samarbete med Sveriges Ingenjörer. Serien lyfter fram svenska ingenjörer och uppfinnare, vars innovationer bryter ny mark. Vi berättar om de ambitiösa rebellerna som vågar gå sin egen väg med en idé som förändrar branscher, vårt samhälle och vår vardag.Reporter: Bill Burrau, Ny Teknik.Vill du komma i kontakt med Ny Tekniks redaktion? Mejla till: redaktionen@nyteknik.se Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Från en idé som uppstod på ett löpband till ett internationellt underrättelseföretag. Recorded Future samlar in och analyserar data från internet för att i realtid kunna upptäcka oroligheter och cyberangrepp.De har över 1 700 kunder i 75 länder.I poddserien Svenska Snillen berättar Christopher Ahlberg och Staffan Truvé om det numera internationella storbolaget och dess roll i världen. De båda grundarna är också mottagare av Polhemspriset 2023, Sveriges största ingenjörspris. Polhemspriset har delats ut sedan 1878, delas ut av stiftelsen Polhemspriset och administreras av Sveriges Ingenjörer.Poddserien Svenska Snillen görs av Ny Teknik i samarbete med Sveriges Ingenjörer. Serien lyfter fram svenska ingenjörer och uppfinnare, vars innovationer bryter ny mark. Vi berättar om de ambitiösa rebellerna som vågar gå sin egen väg med en idé som förändrar branscher, vårt samhälle och vår vardag.Reporter: Bill Burrau, Ny Teknik.Vill du komma i kontakt med Ny Tekniks redaktion? Mejla till: redaktionen@nyteknik.se Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Hur kommer framtidens företag att se ut? Hur kommer affärsmodeller och sättet vi driver business på förändras när AI nu ritar om hela kartan? Ja, om det och mycket mer pratar vi med tungviktaren Staffan Truvé. Han är CTO och medgrundare till Recorded Future och han har dessutom förankring i forskningsvärlden, just nu exempelvis som styrelseledamot i Vinnova.

Vi befinner oss i en digital revolution som påverkar hela samhället i grunden. Hur kan det snabba på den gröna omställningen? Och vad behöver Sverige göra för att ligga i framkant när andra länder nu storsatsar på digitalisering? Lyssna på ett samtal mellan Staffan Truvé, forskningschef på Recorded Future, och Cecilia Sjöberg, chef för Industriell utveckling på Vinnova. Vi hör också Peter Burman, ansvarig för gruvautomation på Boliden. Samtalet leds av Daniel Holmberg, Vinnova.

Om cyberattacken som drabbade Coop. Hör röster inifrån om vår tids pirater som från rysk mark likt välorganiserade företag opererar i det dunkla och lyckas dra in enorma summor pengar på utpressning. Programmet sändes första gången 28 augusti 2021. Medverkande: Anna Wennerstrand, Kommunikationschef på det Kooperativa Förbund, KF, som äger Coop, Marcus Murray, grundare Truesec, Staffan Truvé, teknikchef och grundare av Recorded Future, Dmitry Smilyanets, före detta hackare från Ryssland, numera analytiker på Recorded Future, Eduard Rubin, ukrainsk IT-analytiker, Denys Smyrnov och Anatolij Kotjetov, på Sigma Software i Ukraina, David Lindahl, IT-säkerhetsexpert på FOI. Programledare: Ivar Ekman ivar.ekman@sr.se Reporter: Fredrik Wadström Tekniker: Susanne Martinsson Producent: Anja Sahlberg anja.sahlberg@sr.se

Om cyberattacken som drabbade Coop. Hör röster inifrån om vår tids pirater som från rysk mark likt välorganiserade företag opererar i det dunkla och lyckas dra in enorma summor pengar på utpressning. Medverkande: Anna Wennerstrand, Kommunikationschef på det Kooperativa Förbund, KF, som äger Coop, Marcus Murray, grundare Truesec, Staffan Truvé, teknikchef och grundare av Recorded Future, Dmitry Smilyanets, före detta hackare från Ryssland, numera analytiker på Recorded Future, Eduard Rubin, ukrainsk IT-analytiker, Denys Smyrnov och Anatolij Kotjetov, på Sigma Software i Ukraina, David Lindahl, IT-säkerhetsexpert på FOI. Programledare: Ivar Ekman ivar.ekman@sr.se Reporter: Fredrik Wadström Tekniker: Susanne Martinsson Producent: Anja Sahlberg anja.sahlberg@sr.se

Host Elisabeth Braw speaks to Staffan Truvé, co-founder and CTO of Recorded Future, on the threat of Chinese cyber-aggression and espionage and its Digital Silk Road Initiative. They also discuss how liberal democracies and private companies can limit their risk to cyber risks and attacks. Truvé previously served as CEO of the Swedish Institute of Computer Science and Interactive Institute. He holds a PhD in computer science from Chalmers University of Technology and an MBA from Göteborg University.

Multiple e-commerce and financial organizations around the world are targeted by cybercriminals attempting to bypass or disable their security mechanisms, in some cases by using tools that imitate the activities of legitimate users. Linken Sphere, an anti-detection browser, is one of the most popular tools of this kind at the moment. Staffan Truvé is the CTO and Co-Founder of Recorded Future, he joins us to discuss their new report on the browser.  The research can be found here: Profiling the Linken Sphere Anti-Detection Browser The CyberWire's Research Saturday is presented by Juniper Networks. Thanks to our sponsor Enveil, closing the last gap in data security.

Multiple e-commerce and financial organizations around the world are targeted by cybercriminals attempting to bypass or disable their security mechanisms, in some cases by using tools that imitate the activities of legitimate users. Linken Sphere, an anti-detection browser, is one of the most popular tools of this kind at the moment. Staffan Truvé is the CTO and Co-Founder of Recorded Future, he joins us to discuss their new report on the browser.  The research can be found here: Profiling the Linken Sphere Anti-Detection Browser

Researchers at Recorded Future have recently detected and described a new kind of influence operation that they’ve named “Fishwrap.” The technique involves recycling previously published news accounts of terrorist activities and amplifying their exposure through social media, with the apparent intent of sowing the seeds of distrust and unease. Our guest today is Staffan Truvé, CTO and co-founder of Recorded Future. He’ll describe the tools they used to uncover the Fishwrap campaign, the conclusions they’ve reached from the information they’ve gathered, and the ways we can all prepare ourselves to spot them.

Researchers at Recorded Future have recently detected and described a new kind of influence operation that they've named “Fishwrap.” The technique involves recycling previously published news accounts of terrorist activities and amplifying their exposure through social media, with the apparent intent of sowing the seeds of distrust and unease. Our guest today is Staffan Truvé, CTO and co-founder of Recorded Future. He'll describe the tools they used to uncover the Fishwrap campaign, the conclusions they've reached from the information they've gathered, and the ways we can all prepare ourselves to spot them.

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Threatpost editor Tara Seals sits down with Staffan Truvé, the co-founder and CTO of Recorded Future, at the Security Analyst Summit in Singapore this week.  Truvé discussed the rise of influence campaigns on social media, and one campaign in particular that researchers have recently spotted that has focused not on fake news, but on old news that aims to influence victims.

Utvecklingen inom artificiell intelligens har potential att leda till genomgripande förändringar i våra liv, i arbetslivet och för hela samhället. Vad krävs för att AI ska bidra till det samhälle vi önskar? Vilka kunskaper behöver vi? Lyssna på Judith Wolst, digital strateg, Staffan Truvé, forskningschef på Recorded Future och Erik Borälv, Vinnova. Samtalet leds av Liselott Bergman, Vinnova. Luka Crnokovic-Friis och Kye Andersson på företaget Peltarion berättar om hur AI kan förhindra svält.

AI-experten Staffan Truvé på företaget Recorded Future berättar i det här avsnittet av IVA-podden om hur man tränar en bil att bli självkörande, hur smarta maskiner kan bli och varför det inte finns några schyssta algoritmer. – Det är ett verktyg som vi kan använda till både gott och ont, säger han.

AI-experten Staffan Truvé på företaget Recorded Future berättar i det här avsnittet av IVA-podden om hur man tränar en bil att bli självkörande, hur smarta maskiner kan bli och varför det inte finns några schyssta algoritmer. – Det är ett verktyg som vi kan använda till både gott och ont, säger han.

We’ve got a special episode of the Recorded Future podcast for this week. Staffan Truvé, Recorded Future’s CTO and co-founder, returns to the show to lead a conversation with our guest Rolf Rosenvinge. Rolf is CEO of RCG – CyberInsights, a Stockholm-based cybersecurity management consulting firm. He shares his views on the state of cybersecurity in the EU; the effects GDPR is having; the evolving relationship between CTOs, CISOs, and boards; and the role of threat intelligence as we look toward the future.

We've got a special episode of the Recorded Future podcast for this week. Staffan Truvé, Recorded Future's CTO and co-founder, returns to the show to lead a conversation with our guest Rolf Rosenvinge. Rolf is CEO of RCG – CyberInsights, a Stockholm-based cybersecurity management consulting firm. He shares his views on the state of cybersecurity in the EU; the effects GDPR is having; the evolving relationship between CTOs, CISOs, and boards; and the role of threat intelligence as we look toward the future.

Welcome to our Special Cyber Summer Series. Over the next 4 weeks we are taking a break from our usual podcast format and featuring interviews recorded earlier this year at InfoSec 2018. This episode features an interview with Dr Anton Grashion, managing director, security practice at Cylance who talks about how organisations can leverage the power of Artificial Intelligence. This will be followed by Staffan Truvé, CTO and Co-Founder of Recorded Future who discusses recently released research which found how North Korea uses Western software and hardware on their networks.

In this episode, we take a closer look at some of the specifics of artificial intelligence and machine learning, and how cybersecurity professionals can benefit from including these tools in their threat intelligence arsenals. We'll discuss clustering, natural language processing or NLP, and supervised learning, and we'll find out why combining the talents of humans with the speed and analytical capabilities of computers, the so-called digital centaurs, could provide even more powerful solutions in the future. Joining us are two experts in machine learning. Christopher Sestito is manager of threat intelligence at Cylance, a company that's all-in when it comes to AI technology, and Staffan Truvé, co-founder and chief technology officer at Recorded Future. 4 Ways Machine Learning Is Powering Smarter Threat Intelligence By Staffan Truvé https://go.recordedfuture.com/machine-learning

In this episode, we take a closer look at some of the specifics of artificial intelligence and machine learning, and how cybersecurity professionals can benefit from including these tools in their threat intelligence arsenals. We’ll discuss clustering, natural language processing or NLP, and supervised learning, and we’ll find out why combining the talents of humans with the speed and analytical capabilities of computers, the so-called digital centaurs, could provide even more powerful solutions in the future. Joining us are two experts in machine learning. Christopher Sestito is manager of threat intelligence at Cylance, a company that’s all-in when it comes to AI technology, and Staffan Truvé, co-founder and chief technology officer at Recorded Future. 4 Ways Machine Learning Is Powering Smarter Threat Intelligence By Staffan Truvé https://go.recordedfuture.com/machine-learning

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are hot topics in cybersecurity, threat intelligence, and beyond. We hear the terms casually tossed around in conversation, we're bombarded with AI/ML marketing, and of course, there is no end to the references in movies, literature, and pop culture. Unfortunately, we're often missing the context or explanation needed to know what they mean or why they matter. Some say AI and ML will be our virtual saviors, others offer cautionary tales of bots gone wrong. In this episode, we welcome back Christopher Ahlberg, CEO at Recorded Future, and Staffan Truvé, Recorded Future's chief technology officer, for a wide-ranging, spirited discussion to help sort it all out.

Artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) are hot topics in cybersecurity, threat intelligence, and beyond. We hear the terms casually tossed around in conversation, we’re bombarded with AI/ML marketing, and of course, there is no end to the references in movies, literature, and pop culture. Unfortunately, we’re often missing the context or explanation needed to know what they mean or why they matter. Some say AI and ML will be our virtual saviors, others offer cautionary tales of bots gone wrong. In this episode, we welcome back Christopher Ahlberg, CEO at Recorded Future, and Staffan Truvé, Recorded Future’s chief technology officer, for a wide-ranging, spirited discussion to help sort it all out.

In our first episode, we start with the basics of threat intelligence. We talk about its emergence in cyber security and offer some relevant definitions. We describe where threat intelligence comes from, its purpose, and the context in which it's used. In an age of information overload, we also look at the path from data, to information, to actionable intelligence. These are important distinctions when organizations requiring threat intelligence faced the prospect of sorting through competing claims, products, and services in the marketplace. As organizations adopt threat intelligence and look to protect themselves in a rapidly evolving threat landscape, discerning value, establishing priorities, and setting measureable goals become critical. We talk through these issues with Staffan Truvé, our CTO and Co-founder; Levi Gundert, our VP of Intelligence & Strategy; and Robert M. Lee, CEO and founder, Dragos Security.

In our first episode, we start with the basics of threat intelligence. We talk about its emergence in cyber security and offer some relevant definitions. We describe where threat intelligence comes from, its purpose, and the context in which it's used. In an age of information overload, we also look at the path from data, to information, to actionable intelligence. These are important distinctions when organizations requiring threat intelligence faced the prospect of sorting through competing claims, products, and services in the marketplace. As organizations adopt threat intelligence and look to protect themselves in a rapidly evolving threat landscape, discerning value, establishing priorities, and setting measureable goals become critical. We talk through these issues with Staffan Truvé, our CTO and Co-founder; Levi Gundert, our VP of Intelligence & Strategy; and Robert M. Lee, CEO and founder, Dragos Security.