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Sep 8, 2026
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  1. Video · Sep 8, 2026

    Episode 10: Behind Synapse: Designing for Analysts’ Reality (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 42 min · 84 views by Oct 1, 2026

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    For the final episode of this season of Signals & Stories, we’re going back to where the series began with Vertex Project co-founders visi and John “whippit” Rodgers. This time, we’re talking about Synapse itself: why it needed to exist, the intelligence problems it was built to solve, what ten years of working alongside analysts has taught us, and where intelligence analysis goes from here. We dig into why Synapse was designed as a central intelligence system rather than a traditional TIP, the

  2. Video · Aug 25, 2026

    Episode 9: The Analyst and the Developer: Building Intelligence Together (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Positive tone · 54 min · 73 views by Oct 1, 2026

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    What happens when the people building intelligence software work side-by-side with the analysts actually using it? In the penultimate episode of our Signals & Stories 10-Year Anniversary series, Kali Fencl brings together both sides of the equation: Vertex analysts Jennifer Kolde (thesilence) and Mary Beth Lee (savage), alongside engineers William Gibb (epiphyte) and Mike Moritz (redox). Together, they dig into the relationship between analysts and developers including where their perspectives d

  3. Video · Aug 19, 2026

    Why Trust in Intelligence Isn’t Binary #cti #cybersecurity #podcast (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 1 min · 30 views by Oct 1, 2026

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    Trust isn’t binary. When it comes to intelligence, the question isn’t simply: “Do I trust this source?” Trust exists on a spectrum. You might trust one part of an organization’s reporting more than another. Even within a single report, some assessments may deserve more confidence based on the evidence provided, the ability to verify it, and the source’s past performance. And predictive intelligence adds another layer of complexity. Think about a weather forecast: a 60% chance of rain after 6 p.m

  4. Video · Aug 17, 2026

    Beyond IOCs: Enriching Threat Investigations with Global Network Telemetry (Webinar Recording) (opens the original)

    Excerpt · 48 min · 306 views by Oct 1, 2026

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    How do you move beyond known indicators and use threat actor behavior to uncover previously unknown infrastructure? In this webinar, The Vertex Project and Team Cymru walk through a real-world investigation into DPRK IT worker activity, demonstrating how analysts can combine Vertex Synapse with Team Cymru’s global internet telemetry to turn intelligence from public reporting into actionable threat hunts. Ryann “reign” Hallback, Principal Intelligence Analyst at The Vertex Project, and Eli Woodwa

  5. Video · Aug 11, 2026

    Episode 8: What Makes Intelligence Trustworthy? (opens the original)

    Excerpt · Neutral tone · 59 min · 61 views by Oct 1, 2026

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    How do you know when intelligence is actually trustworthy? In this episode of Signals & Stories, Kali is joined by Vertex co-founder visi stark and Vertex analysts, Jen Kolde (thesilence), Mary Beth Lee (savage), and Ryann Hallback (reign) to explore one of the most fundamental questions in cyber threat intelligence: What makes reporting trustworthy? The conversation starts with a seemingly simple distinction between accuracy and precision, but quickly expands into a broader discussion about ana

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