Author Archives: SANS Blog

AJ Yawn discusses why automation is necessary to achieve compliance in the modern cloud in this 3-part blog series. Continue reading Why You Need Automation to Achieve Compliance in the Cloud – Part 1→

Jason Fossen, SANS Fellow, SANS PowerShell Course Author Continue reading Instructor Spotlight: Jason Fossen for SEC505 PowerShell→

In this blog SANS Certified Instructor Candidate, Ryan Chapman, discusses the Kaseya ransomware attack. Continue reading Enterprise Security Tech Q&A→

In this blog Ryan Chapman and James Shank answer questions regarding ransomware preparedness from the webcast, Executives and Ransomware: Stop, Collaborate, and Listen! Continue reading Q&A From the Executives and Ransomware: Stop, Collaborate, and Listen! Webcast→

Real training routines and top tips for online training from SANS Instructors and students. Continue reading Home schooling for Cyber Professionals Part 2 – Students and instructors share their training routines and tips.→

There are a lot of great free resources out there to help cybersecurity professionals prevent and detect ransomware – but you have to know where to look! In our recent SANS Threat Analysis Rundown livestream, we talked about many sources we use to trac… Continue reading Recommended Sources for Ransomware Information→

SANS Security Awareness blog post announcing the speaker line-up for the SANS 2021 Security Awareness Summit. Continue reading The Summit for You on Managing Human Risk – SANS 2021 Security Awareness Summit→

FOR532: Enterprise Memory Forensics In-Depth course focuses on memory forensics from acquisition to detailed analysis, from analyzing one machine to many machines all at once. It’ll cover Windows, Mac and Linux memory forensics as well as cloud memory… Continue reading NEW DFIR FOR532: Enterprise Memory Forensics In-Depth Coming Soon→

AJ Yawn is an associate instructor for the Cybersecurity Leadership and Cloud Security curricula at SANS Institute. Continue reading Instructor Spotlight: AJ Yawn→