Offensive and Defensive Cyber Approaches: Why Law Enforcement Investigators Need to Understand Both

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February 24, 2021 : Online Webinar

TIME:
9:00-10:00 am Eastern US Time
2:00-3:00 pm London Time 

Presented by:
Matthew Lucas, TeleStrategies
Saumil Shah, Ringzero Training

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Offensive and Defensive Cyber Approaches: Why Law Enforcement Investigators Need to Understand Both

Offensive and defensive cyber are often viewed as being distinct and different from one another. They are not. A successful offensive cyber program starts with a thorough understanding of the target’s defenses - with the focus towards identifying weaknesses in target systems. Conversely, a successful defensive cyber program starts with a thorough understanding of attack vectors, approaches and exploits – and eliminating those vulnerabilities.

This webinar will look at today’s offensive and defensive cyber approaches, their strengths, weaknesses and effectiveness. Specific topics include:

- Key cyber defense concepts (e.g., rules, signatures and updates)

- How traditional defensive products and technologies work 

- How security protocols are layered and analyzed in real time

- Survey of attack approaches, capabilities and how they can be chained together

- Why the “latest and greatest” defensive measures were unable to detect attacks such as SolarWinds

- How LEAs can structure their offensive cyber technologies

- What is involved with an offensive cyber program, expected results, costs

- Understanding legal constraints and risks

Offensive or defensive is just a point of view.

Presented by:
Matthew Lucas, TeleStrategies
Saumil Shah, Ringzero Training

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