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atomcamp Hosts Cyber Threat Intelligence Session On September 4

  • September 1, 2026
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atomcamp is hosting a session exploring the world of Cyber Threat Intelligence, featuring Kashoon Leeza, Founder of Tess Cybersecurity, and Sajjad Hussain, Assistant Director of Cybersecurity at the State Bank of Pakistan. The session is designed to break down real world cyber threats, in demand skills and high impact career paths within the cybersecurity field.

Cyber Threat Intelligence, the subject at the center of the session, is a specialized area of cybersecurity focused on collecting, analyzing and sharing information about potential or existing cyber threats. Practitioners in this field draw on sources including open source data, technical intelligence, device log files, forensic analysis and dark web monitoring to help organizations predict, prevent and respond to cyberattacks by understanding attackers’ behavior, tactics and the vulnerabilities they exploit.

The session is scheduled for September 4, 2026, running from 7 to 8 PM, and is free to attend, with registration available either through a QR code or a dedicated registration link. Bringing together a founder from the private cybersecurity sector alongside a cybersecurity official from Pakistan’s central bank gives participants exposure to both entrepreneurial and institutional perspectives on threat intelligence work.

The session adds to atomcamp’s broader portfolio of technical and career focused programming aimed at Pakistani students and professionals looking to build skills in high demand technology fields. As cybersecurity threats continue to grow in scale and sophistication globally, sessions like this one offer participants a practical entry point into understanding both the technical fundamentals and the career opportunities available within the cyber threat intelligence space.

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