Show Notes
A lot has changed in the past 10 years, including how we collect and analyze intelligence. This is Signals and Stories, 10 years with The Vertex Project, a limited series breaking down how analysts actually investigate threats. From infrastructure pivots and identity modeling, to the hidden impact of bad data and broken assumptions, to the biases and shortcuts that quietly derail analysis.
We're unpacking what it really takes to build intelligence you can trust. Featuring conversations with Vertex analysts and industry experts, this series goes beyond indicators and into the reality of modern cyber threat intelligence. 10 episodes, 10 years of lessons, 10 years with the Vertex project.
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