Tag: TTP

RVAsec 15 Speaker Feature: Kyle Flaherty

May 1, 2026
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Empathy, Not Telepathy: How Embedded Engineering Teams Scale Cyber Response (<– add to your schedule)

The real issue of AI isn’t just the speed of the adversary, but the unprecedented noise they’ve created which makes finding the signal through traditional means nearly impossible. This talk explores how embedding engineers into the cyber lifecycle helps drown out the noise and empowers analysts to focus on high-leverage response at scale.

Kyle Flaherty:
Kyle is based out of Richmond and leads the Cyber Intelligence Engineering function at Capital One, where his teams work directly with Cyber Intelligence Analysts to empower them to respond at scale.

Kyle has spent 7 years at Capital One and has prior security work with the U.S. Navy and NSA. His interest in Cyber is rooted in service: a love for technology combined with a desire to serve, inspired by growing up in a military family. Kyle holds a degree in Computer Science from Wake Forest University.

Come see Kyle Flaherty at RVAsec 15!

RVAsec 15 Speaker Feature: Andrew Skatoff

April 30, 2026
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From OSINT to Detection: Building an Agentic CTI Pipeline (<– add to your schedule)

Modern threat intelligence moves fast, but detection engineering lags. This talk presents an agentic workflow that transforms OSINT into actionable detections using structured extraction, LLM reasoning, and automated validation. Transparent, auditable pipelines accelerate the CTI lifecycle, from ingestion to Sigma rules, while preserving analyst control, reducing time-to-detection from days to hours.

Andrew Skatoff:

Andrew Skatoff is a cybersecurity leader and practitioner with over 20 years of experience protecting critical financial infrastructure. His work spans incident response, threat hunting, and detection engineering.

He is the creator of Huntable CTI Studio, an open-source workbench that transforms threat intelligence into actionable detections through transparent, auditable AI workflows. His work focuses on applying AI to security while preserving rigor, trust, and analyst control.

Come see Andrew Skatoff at RVAsec 15!