SANS Webcast | Detection Engineering in the Cloud: A Defenders Wonderland
In this first session of our detection engineering webinar series, Shaun McCullough discusses what detection engineering really is, how it might be different from what you are currently doing, and what tools you can use to implement a detection engineering process yourself, featuring a simulated attack.
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About the Speaker:
Shaun spent 20+ years at the National Security Agency working in all aspects of cyber operations. A software engineer, manager, researcher, and operations lead, including as the technical director of the Blue, Red, and Hunt teams. Today, Shaun is a staff level Cloud Security Engineer at GitHub focusing on cloud infrastructure. Shaun is also the lead author of SANS SEC541: Cloud Security Threat Detection, which focuses on how attackers target cloud infrastructure and what security analysts, SOC operators, and detection engineers can do to protect their organizations.
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