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Richard LaTulip joins Caffeinated Risk for a candid conversation connecting cybercrime investigations, threat intelligence, and practical business risk. Richard is a Field CISO with Recorded Future, a former United States Secret Service special agent, and both the author and real-life main character behind the true crime story Operation Carder Kaos.

The discussion starts with Richard’s experience investigating organized cybercrime and quickly moves beyond the “kid in a hoodie” myth toward the reality of structured criminal ecosystems, specialized roles, and professionalized operations. From there, the conversation turns to what threat intelligence should actually do for security teams: be timely, relevant, and actionable.

Tim, Doug, and Richard explore how organizations can use actionable intelligence to assess vulnerabilities based on actual business impact, not just severity scores or compliance checkboxes. That risk-based approach is a core ESRM touchstone and is becoming even more important as AI-assisted cyber attacks increase the speed, scale, and adaptability of adversaries.