Talks·50 min
Andre Pitanga
Introduces anomaly detection as a baseline-driven layer for securing cloud-native environments beyond signature rules.
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Browse DEF CON 34Richmond, VA, USA · June 2022 · 12 talks
Talks from RVAsec 11 (2022).
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Talks·50 min
Andre Pitanga
Introduces anomaly detection as a baseline-driven layer for securing cloud-native environments beyond signature rules.
Talks·48 min
David Girvin
Walks through building an application security program from scratch, covering hiring, threat modeling, and winning engineering buy-in.
Talks·51 min
Kris Wall
Walks through reconstructing a compromised Windows web server, from disk artifacts and registry data to IIS logs and a web shell.
Talks·41 min
Shows how deception technology such as honeypots can help defenders observe and understand adversary behavior.
Talks·46 min
Raymond Canzanese
Examines where real-world malware downloads originate, from search results and cloud apps to chat platforms and CDNs.
Talks·37 min
Collin Berman
Explores where the browser Same-Origin Policy breaks down, covering cookie scoping, SameSite, and DNS rebinding edge cases.
Talks·33 min
Alex Nette
Shows how responders can explain cyber incidents and business risk to executives and win resources afterward.
Talks·50 min
Peter Partyka
Walks through the kinds of threat intelligence data in use today and judges whether each one is actionable for a small organization.
Talks·50 min
Ian Garrett
Examines how human error drives costly healthcare data breaches and argues for security that plans around everyday user behavior.
Talks·45 min
Nick Popovich
Shows how attackers send phishing emails that pass SPF, DKIM and DMARC through trusted SaaS platforms.
Talks·50 min
Michael French · Christopher Cope
Explains how FBI cyber agents engage with victims of intrusions, fraud and ransomware, and what organizations should prepare.