Use of the MITRE Attack Framework in Threat Detection – John Lilliston – ZTW26 #2
This session will cover and introduction to the Attack Framework along with logo analysis to identify indicators of compromise, types of IOCs, logging sensitive data access, and mappings to ThreatLocker Detect.
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John Lilliston, Detect Product Director at ThreatLocker, is a cybersecurity leader with deep expertise in threat detection, risk assessment, and defense strategies. A graduate of Georgia Southern University with a Bachelor of Science in Information Technology, he began his career in IT before transitioning to cybersecurity at Gulfstream Aerospace. There, he advanced through multiple roles, specializing in threat intelligence, incident response, and data forensics. At ThreatLocker, John leads the Detect product, as well as the company’s MDR and Threat Intelligence programs, driving innovation and ensuring alignment between product capabilities and real-world defensive operations. His focus is on evolving security offerings to stay ahead of emerging threats and deliver actionable protection for organizations worldwide.
Unmasking the Dark Web – Collin Ellis – ZTW26 #2
The dark web is more than a shadowy marketplace for illegal goods, it's a thriving ecosystem where personal and corporate data become commodities. It's a battleground where attackers turn stolen information into profit, a hub for "would-be hackers" using ready-made malware, and a goldmine for fraudsters. But the true danger lies in its accessibility: hiring a hacker or obtaining sensitive information is alarmingly simple.
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Collin is a Solutions Engineer Manager who champions the onboarding and implementation and training for many ThreatLocker partners. Collin comes from the MSP space and has over 10 years of experience working with MSPs to make them safer and more efficient. Being able to contribute to the development of Information Technology has been a dream of his since he built his first computer. His goal has always been to help technology move forward and the innovation ThreatLocker brings to the table allows him to contribute at a deeper level.
Prompt Engineering Malware – Kieran Human – ZTW26 #2
See just how easy it can be to have AI/LLM assist in creating basic malware.
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Kieran Human is the security enablement lead at ThreatLocker, known for his technical depth and public speaking on cyber risks. He earned a Bachelor’s degree in Information Technology with a minor in Secure Computing and Networks, followed by a Master of Science in Cybersecurity and Privacy from the University of Central Florida. His graduate thesis explored the intersection of cryptocurrency and cybercrime.
At ThreatLocker, Kieran’s work spans cyber threat analysis, technical communications, product development, and investigating advanced technical issues for enterprise clients. He also contributes to internal research and product refinement, working with developers to address security concerns.
Kieran is a frequent author of white papers and produces ThreatLocker educational webinars in collaboration with CEO Danny Jenkins. He approaches every technical challenge as a puzzle to be solved, aiming to deliver clear, actionable solutions while fostering a deeper understanding of cybersecurity.
Zero Trust World 2026 Wrap-Up – Rob Allen – ZTW26 #2
This closing session recaps the key insights, innovations, and discussions from Zero Trust World 2026.
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Rob Allen, Chief Product Officer of ThreatLocker, is an IT Professional with three decades of experience assisting small and medium enterprises embrace and utilize technology. He has spent the majority of this time working for an Irish-based MSP, which has given him invaluable insights into the challenges faced by businesses today. Rob’s background is technical – first as a system administrator, then as a technician and an engineer. His broad technical knowledge, as well as an innate understanding of customers’ needs, made him a trusted advisor for hundreds of businesses across a wide variety of industries. Rob has been at the coalface, assisting clients in remediating the effects of, and helping them recover from cyber and ransomware attacks.
