Flush the Cache – PSW #623
This week, we welcome Daniel DeCloss, President and CEO of PlexTrac, to talk about what makes an excellent pentest report! In our second segment, we talk Security News, how hackers can hijack your local airport, Baltimore to buy $20M in cyber insurance months after the attack, a dangerous Kubernetes bug that allows authentication bypass-DoS, and using machine learning to detect IP hijacking! In our final segment, we air a pre-recorded interview with Peter Kruse, Co-Founder of the CSIS Security Group, discussing Cybercrime, Threat Hunting, and spear-phishing attacks!
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1. What Makes A Good Pentest Report? – Daniel DeCloss – PSW #623
DeCloss is the President and CEO of PlexTrac. The segment will focus on the importance of a high-quality report and what red and blue teamers should recognize goes into a good report. Often times, there’s no feedback loop after report delivery and collaboration can be limited post-engagement. That will lead into a demo of PlexTrac to highlight the efficiencies we provide when creating and receiving a report.
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Dan has over 15 years of experience in cybersecurity. Dan started his career in the Department of Defense and then moved on to consulting where he worked for various companies. Prior to PlexTrac, Dan was the Director of Cybersecurity for Scentsy where he and his team built the security program out of its infancy into a best-in-class program. Dan has a master’s degree in Computer Science from the Naval Postgraduate School with an emphasis in Information Security. Additionally, Dan holds the OSCP and CISSP certifications.
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2. Security News: October 17, 2019 – PSW #623
Cybercrime Tool Prices Bump Up in Dark Web Markets, Pen testers find mystery black box connected to ships engines, Using Machine Learning to Detect IP Hijacking - Schneier on Security, and much more!
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3. Cybercrime, Threat Hunting, & APT – PSW #623
Peter Kruse is the Founder of CSIS Security Group. "Nothing specific but a Google search will provide numerous research I have been involved with and conferences I have spoken at including Kaspersky SAS, NCSC, Underground Economy, Virusbulletin, CARO, APWG, Hackdays, Confidence, Cyberhagen and many more."
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Peter Kruse co-founded the Danish IT-security company CSIS in 2003 and is currently leading the eCrime department, which provides services mainly aimed at the financial sector. His ability to combine a keen appreciation of business needs and a profound technical understanding of malware has made CSIS a valued partner of clients not only in Scandinavia but also in the rest of Europe. Today, Peter is by far the most quoted IT-security expert in Denmark and considered among the most recognized in Europe. He has a long history of active participation in several closed and vetted top IT-security communities and has numerous international connections in the antivirus- and banking industry, law enforcement and higher education institutions.
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