Collaborate Disseminate
Tim Medin from the SANS Institute delivers a technical segment on abusing Kerberos tickets and PowerShell Empire! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Matthew Toussain is an active-duty Air Force officer and the founder of Spectrum Information Security. He regularly hunts for vulnerabilities in computer systems and releases tools to demonstrate the effectiveness of attacks and countermeasures. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Mick Douglas is a SANS instructor and the Managing Partner for InfoSec Innovations. He joins us to demonstrate pausing potentially malicious executables in PowerShell! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Mike Assante is the Director of Critical Infrastructure and ICS for the SANS Institute. He clears up the confusion of Dragonfly 2.0 and explains control systems and how those attacks work. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Ted Demopoulos is a Senior SANS Instructor, a recipient of the Department of Defense Award of Excellence, and the author of Infosec Rock Star: How to Accelerate Your Career Because Geek Will Only Get You So Far. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Ted Demopoulos is a Senior SANS Instructor, a recipient of the Department of Defense Award of Excellence, and the author of Infosec Rock Star: How to Accelerate Your Career Because Geek Will Only Get You So Far. Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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Chris Crowley is a SANS instructor and independent consultant based in the Washington, D.C. area. Mr. Crowley overviews his approach to keeping mobile applications secure in this technical segment! Full Show Notes Subscribe to YouTube Channel
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The disclosure and recent analysis of thousands of leaked telnet credentials paints a bleak picture of the state of IoT security. Continue reading Telnet Credential Leak Reinforces Bleak State of IoT Security
Suffering breaches from ex-employees, Tanium announces threat response, the SANS Institute’s incident response survey results, and is cybersecurity getting harder? New OneLogin Study finds Businesses Knowingly Leave Themselves Vulnerable to Data Breaches from Former Employees Flexera & Microsoft Join Forces to Increase Software Supply Chain Transparency & Strengthen Customer Relationships Tanium Announces Threat Response: A […]
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A new bill that would direct federal scientists to come up with a short list of cybersecurity best practices for consumers, businesses and federal agencies is sparking concern from some observers, who fret it will reinvent the wheel, create confusion, and fail to be effective because best practices are widely ignored. The bill, which has bicameral and bipartisan support, would mandate scientists at the National Institute for Standards and Technology to partner with the Department of Homeland Security and the Federal Trade Commission in order to create concise, voluntary guidelines for basic online security measures, dubbed “cyber-hygiene.” Critics say they are already several existing lists of best practices, including the Top 20 and Top 5 Security Controls list maintained by the non-profit Center for Internet Security. “I am all for improving hygiene, but this bill will have no positive impact and because it will create another set of ‘best practices’ [and] it […]
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