Tales from the Dark Side Episode 6: Double Trouble: Facing Dragons and Bears in the Cloud
Session Date: Wednesday, March 12th
Session Time: 11:00am ET
In this episode of “Tales from the Dark Side”, prepare for a charge into the shadowy skies of cybersecurity, where “dragons” and “bears” roam freely, menacing unsuspecting cloud infrastructures.
In this next session we will offer a humorous yet sharp look into the tactics of not one but two families of threat actors. In “Double Trouble” we focus on Chinese and Russian cyber actors that are deviously rummaging through public and private cloud services. We’ll unravel the cunning strategies and chaos these threat actors leave behind with a mix of anecdotes and hard-hitting facts.
Join Stefano Maccaglia and James Sobel of the Incident Response team at NetWitness for this session showcasing essential cloud security strategies for how to anticipate these attacks and reinforce your digital battlements against formidable foes. By the end, you’ll not only have a deeper understanding of looming cyber threats, but some essential ideas about how keep your organization running smoothly though the worst weather.
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MEET THE SPEAKERS
Stefano Maccaglia
Director, Incident Response
NetWitness
Director, Incident Response
NetWitness
James Sobel
Incident Response
NetWitness
Incident Response
NetWitness
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NetWitness is a pioneering cybersecurity software developer whose products are used by the world’s most security-conscious and sophisticated organizations. NetWitness Platform delivers industrial-strength SIEM, NDR, and EDR capabilities that operate across on-premises, cloud, or hybrid infrastructures, providing a unified set of detection, investigation, and response tools. Threat analysts around the world rely on NetWitness for its robust threat intelligence, deep analytics, guided case management, and built-in response actions.