When?
6th May 2025 9:30 - 12:00
Where?
Room: Schengen
What is it about?
A MISP training session will be conducted in the Schengen room by Christian Studer and Gerard Wagener. CIRCL has led the development of MISP since 2011. Today, MISP is widely adopted for facilitating and automating information exchange between multiple entities. It is actively used in large communities such as CSIRTs, ISACs, law enforcement, and the military sector.
MISP is designed for interoperability with other Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) systems. It also provides comprehensive reporting facilities and has supported NIS2 taxonomies since June 23, 2022.
This training will begin with an overview of MISP's capabilities, with a particular focus on NIS2 — especially structured information sharing and reporting features. Participants will receive access to an online MISP instance where they can explore and experiment on a voluntary basis. Access to the instance will remain available for three days following the training for additional testing.
