Jeremy Kirk
About Jeremy Kirk
Jeremy Kirk is the Executive Editor of Cyber Threat Intelligence at Intel 471, where he specializes in actionable intelligence related to cyber threats. He has received multiple awards for his journalism and has a diverse background in reporting across various international locations.
Current Role at Intel 471
Jeremy Kirk serves as the Executive Editor for Cyber Threat Intelligence at Intel 471 since 2022. In this role, he focuses on studying the evolving cybercriminal underground. His work involves delivering actionable intelligence related to threat actors, financial cyber crime, ransomware, software vulnerabilities, malware, and dark web marketplaces. Kirk's expertise in cyber threat intelligence contributes to the organization's mission of providing insights into the cyber threat landscape.
Previous Experience at Information Security Media Group
Before joining Intel 471, Jeremy Kirk worked at Information Security Media Group, Corp. (ISMG) as Executive Editor from 2016 to 2022. During his six years at ISMG, based in Sydney, Australia, he played a significant role in shaping the organization's content strategy and coverage of cybersecurity issues. His leadership in this position helped elevate the discourse around information security.
Career at Pacific Stars and Stripes
Jeremy Kirk was a Seoul correspondent for Pacific Stars and Stripes from 1999 to 2004. His five-year tenure in Seoul, South Korea, involved reporting on various topics, contributing to the publication's coverage of military and geopolitical issues in the region. This experience provided him with a foundation in journalism that he has built upon throughout his career.
Education and Academic Background
Jeremy Kirk studied at Eastern Illinois University, where he earned a Bachelor's degree in Journalism and Political Science. His academic background has equipped him with the skills necessary for effective communication and analysis in the field of journalism, particularly in the context of cybersecurity.
Awards and Recognition
Kirk has received recognition for his work in journalism, notably winning the Best Security Journalist award at the Australian IT Journalism Awards in both 2019 and 2022. These awards highlight his contributions to the field of cybersecurity journalism and his commitment to delivering high-quality reporting on critical security issues.