Kamil Bojarski

Kamil Bojarski

@lawsecnet.counterintelligence.pl

#threatintel #dfir #osint #natsec and other secs. Downloading things from the Internet and looking at them. Views are my own Email: kamil@counterintelligence.pl

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Thank you very much for having me @vertexproject.bsky.social! I am lucky to witness first hand how TI changed over last ~10 years and was very happy to share my views on where we are and what might come (plus some ranting on what constitutes „technical” work and the role of regional expertise :D)

The Vertex Project@vertexproject.bsky.social

The latest episode of Signals & Stories is here, and special guest @lawsecnet.counterintelligence.pl discusses evolving CTI, regional expertise, collaboration, and the future of threat attribution. 🎧 Listen now podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/e... #CyberSecurity #CTI #ThreatIntelligence

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Already next week with @euben.bsky.social and Jiro Minier we will be running a workshop on threat clustering challenges related to outsourcing of various aspects of cyber operations at NATO CCDCOE #CyCon2026. Topic that I keep thinking about a lot and we do have full house booked! See you in 🇪🇪

See you next week in Malaga or prepare for a major FOMO if you won’t be there 😎 Great to see PIVOTcon coming back strong edition after edition. Couldn’t be there last year due to Locked Shields so very excited to be back and catch up with everyone!

PIVOTcon@pivotcon.bsky.social

Countdown is real ⌛️ Next week‼️ #ThreatResearch community gathers in Málaga 🇪🇸 Time to remind our PIVOTcon song: soundcloud.com/argonix/pivo... But watch out — it's a banger! #CTI #ThreatIntel #PIVOTcon26

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This is a project I've been thinking about for quite some time and I truly believe that the issue we will be discussing is one of the key areas threat intelligence teams will need to tackle to maintain visibility into the groups they are tracking. 2/4

At Standard Chartered Cyber Intelligence Centre once again we are hiring, as we are looking for a colleague in US to support intelligence ops focused on ransomware affiliates. Join us for discovery and tracking of emerging groups, and translating intelligence to operational outcomes.1/4

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At Standard Chartered Cyber Intelligence Centre once again we are hiring, as we are looking for a colleague in US to support intelligence ops focused on ransomware affiliates. Join us for discovery and tracking of emerging groups, and translating intelligence to operational outcomes.1/4

Top tier access to data and working with Synapse included. This is my team of course so we will be working together, I recuse myself from deciding if that goes in the pros or cons column. The role is open for remote work NY, NJ, PA, CT, DC, TX, CA, FL. 2/4

Thanks for this post. I'm really tired of basic-ass analyses that go like "well based on historical patterns we expect retaliatory attacks". If you are doing an actual analysis perhaps there are few more factors that impact the Iranian capabilities currently and you might want to consider those.

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Not overhyping scenarios and providing cool-headed analysis is a testament to how professional and capable EFIS is. Many private and public sector intel/analysis organisation should take notes. PS Cover of this year's edition goes really hard ;) 5/6

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Estonia is the very definition of NATO's eastern flank and perhaps country that is most exposed to any potential Russian aggression against NATO, and hence could have many political reasons to drum up the threat. 4/6