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About Me

I'm Ohad Zaidenberg, a cyber intelligence expert specializing in Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) and OSINT. For over a decade, I’ve worked to make intelligence the foundation of effective cybersecurity, helping organizations anticipate threats and make smarter security decisions.

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I focus on advancing intelligence-led cybersecurity defense, ensuring intelligence isn’t just collected but actively used to strengthen security strategies. Most recently, as Head of Intelligence at ABInBev, the world’s largest brewer, I built and led the company’s cyber intelligence operations, integrating intelligence at every level—from strategy to real-time defense.

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In 2024, I was named to the Forbes 30 Under 30 list, recognizing my impact on cyber intelligence and security. My work has also been recognized by WIRED’s WIRED25 "People Who Make a Difference", and by the SANS Institute, which awarded the CTI League the "Making a Difference" award.

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Beyond my professional work, I’m deeply committed to volunteer-driven cybersecurity initiatives. I founded and lead the CTI League, the first global nonprofit dedicated to protecting the medical sector from cyber threats. During the COVID-19 crisis, we united intelligence professionals worldwide to safeguard hospitals and healthcare providers. I also co-founded ILC4, a community-driven initiative focused on cybersecurity during times of crisis in Israel.

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Previously, I was the Lead Cyber Intelligence Researcher at ClearSky Cybersecurity, specializing in state-sponsored threats, particularly Iran. My research has contributed to intelligence-driven defense strategies for governments and organizations worldwide.

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In addition to cyber intelligence, I track influence campaigns, psychological warfare, and state-sponsored disinformation. My insights have been featured in Haaretz, Tech12, and the Institute for National Security Studies (INSS), and I regularly speak at industry conferences and events.

I currently live in Tel Aviv, Israel.

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