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In this episode of Threat Vector, I had an engaging conversation with Madeline Sedgwick about the skills and methods necessary for understanding threat actor intent and behaviors. Madeline, a senior cyber research engineer and threat analyst, shared insights into how analyzing adversary behavior helps in anticipating threats and avoiding guesswork. We discussed the value of understanding both system dynamics and human behavior in cybersecurity, emphasizing that cyber adversaries are limited by the same laws of internet physics. Stay tuned to gain valuable insights into the evolving threat hunting and deterrence landscape.

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