Do you want the latest information about problems we face today in information security? If so, then you've come to the right place. If you've been busy, like we all are, then you may have missed a webcast (or 3) over the past year. No worries, we are now archiving select webcasts so you can register and watch previously recorded webcasts.
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Do you struggle choosing between cloud services, containers and/or Kubernetes? If so, tune-in to Rich Mogull and Paul Asadoorian’s discussion on how to choose the right architecture for your application. Of course, this is step 1. Step 2 is to design and implement security around your application. This is no easy task and there are many choices. We’ll cover some of the better options for getting your application deployed to the cloud securely. Watch Now!
Visibility is critical in protecting an organization from cyber-attacks, and without it a defender cannot be successful. System Monitor (Sysmon) for Windows provides the visibility necessary to protect your organization. Sysmon provides detailed information about process creations, network connections, drivers loaded, and more. By aggregating these events to a centralized location you have provided the visibility for a defender to be successful. Live attendees will have the chance to win a $100 Hacker Warehouse gift card! Watch Now!
Many organizations lack visibility into 802.11 traffic and attacks. You can choose to ignore it, however this does not mean you are not experiencing attacks, it just means you won’t see them! Nzyme is a free and open-source wireless (802.11) intrusion detection system. With the right, inexpensive, hardware you can be monitoring your Wifi networks for attacks. Join us to learn more about this open-source project, including supported hardware, setup, features and customizations. Live attendees will have the chance to win a $100 Hacker Warehouse gift card! Watch Now!
Kusto Query Language (KQL) is Microsoft’s proprietary query language and has many use cases in enterprise Azure environments including threat hunting, threat detection and discovering misconfigured assets. In this webcast, I’ll be going over these use cases and teaching the attendee how to structure KQL queries to get insights about activity in their Azure environments. Think of this as an intro to KQL where attendees can come in with 0 KQL knowledge and will leave with the ability to write their own KQL queries. Watch Now!
You’ve installed Security Onion to monitor your network traffic and collect logs from endpoints. Great! But now what? In this session, we’ll discuss five things you can do to catch more bad guys! Watch Now!
With the growing need for application security and the testing from security researchers, bug bounty programs, and penetration testers, organizations and their staff must understand how to take in vulnerability reports and quickly validate the finding. This validation includes not only determining the validity of the flaw but the risk it exposes the organization. In this demonstration, Kevin Johnson of Secure Ideas will walk attendees through these validation techniques. Watch Now!
A good lab can be one of the most essential tools for security professionals. They can help us learn new skills, simulate attacks, and test defenses. Lots of webcasts have covered the basics of building a generic lab, but we’re taking a different approach here. We’re going to cover several different types of labs, for different use cases: Labs for learning Labs for testing defenses Offensive testing labs Application and Mobile testing labs (which can help with security research and bug bounties) We’ll help you choose the right lab for your needs. This webcast will also include a handout with links to some of the most important resources (and…
Since it was coined in 2018 by Nir Zuk, CTO of Palo Alto Networks, eXtended Detection and Response (XDR) has quickly emerged as the most promising solution, but definitions continue to vary significantly. Are you confused when it comes to XDR? So were we! To fix that, Security Weekly Labs decided to grab some of the most popular XDR products, throw them into our lab and see what the hype was about. Join us for this webinar and you’ll get to see what’s under the XDR hood. Attendees will gain a deeper…
The average enterprise uses 765 web applications to run their business, and many of these have serious vulnerabilities. Organizations around the world evaluate their application risk using the OWASP Top 10. On September 24, the OWASP Foundation released the OWASP Top 10 2021. It’s been four years since the last release, and there are some notable additions and changes. Organizations will recalibrate how they measure application risk and reevaluate strategies based on the OWASP Top 10 2021. Two of the original co-founders of OWASP will assess the new Top 10 and provide…
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Understanding Blockchain, Crypto, NFT’s, Smart Contracts, Web 3.0
This webcast will help you understand blockchain technologies and how to pivot into the world of Crypto security. Tyler and Beau will dive into the world of Crypto briefly covering the high level topics, technologies, and security implications that already are become mainstream issues. If you are new to the world of Crypto you should join to learn why more security professionals need to understand the concepts, security, and risks as well as ways to begin pivoting into the security arena of these ever increasing financial and technological platforms. Watch…
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