Nicole Sette is Chief of Staff in the Cyber Risk practice of Kroll, based in the Secaucus office. Nicole is a highly accomplished security professional, who brings unique insight to the multiple dimensions inherent in client challenges from her years of federal law enforcement and military experience. Nicole served as a Cyber Intelligence Analyst with the Federal Bureau of Investigation for nearly 10 years, and was an Intelligence Specialist with the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command for four years.
Nicole Sette is Chief of Staff in the Cyber Risk practice of Kroll, based in the Secaucus office. Nicole is a highly accomplished security professional, who brings unique insight to the multiple dimensions inherent in client challenges from her years of federal law enforcement and military experience. Nicole served as a Cyber Intelligence Analyst with the Federal Bureau of Investigation for nearly 10 years, and was an Intelligence Specialist with the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command for four years.
At Kroll, Nicole creates strategic cyber intelligence products and conducts cybersecurity investigations on diverse matters, including incident response involving email compromise, corporate espionage, account takeover, ransomware and malware computer intrusions. In addition to having a keen understanding of the human dynamics at work in cyber-related issues, Nicole possesses deep technical expertise, including in digital forensics, network analytics, industrial cybersecurity, incident handling and sophisticated methodologies for extracting meaningful insights and vectors of compromise from big data.
During her tenure with the FBI from 2009-2019, Nicole performed work as a Cyber Intelligence Analyst that was key in numerous national security and criminal cyber investigations. She authored intelligence products that were briefed to the FBI Director on multiple occasions, as well as to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. In her role as the lead cyber analyst for the Newark Field Office’s cyber squad, Nicole was responsible for formulating investigative strategy, conducting liaison with domestic and foreign intelligence partners, and training and mentoring new employees in cyber analytical methods. Nicole also frequently presented to FBI executives and private sector companies on cyber intelligence derived from technical data analysis.
From 2005-2009, Nicole served with the U.S. Army Communications-Electronics Command as an Intelligence Specialist, based in Ft. Monmouth, New Jersey. Her duties included conducting classified research and analysis in support of intelligence requirements. Nicole also prepared weekly intelligence briefings for the Commanding General and staff, translating technical program data into concise briefings for military executives. She additionally acted as Ft. Monmouth’s representative to the FBI’s Joint Terrorism Task Force meetings.
Incident response, digital forensics, breach notification, managed detection services, penetration testing, cyber assessments and advisory.