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Active Countermeasures Webcasts

Recordings of our live online public webcasts.

How to Build a Home Lab

We’re going to cover how to set up a Home Lab – an isolated environment where you can test new hardware, programs, and applications. By keeping this totally separate from everything else, you get free rein to play without risk to your other systems – and without risk of breaking any company policies!

Length: 1:14:54

How to Cyber Threat Hunt

What is step #1? How do you know when a threat hunt is “done”? Is there a defined job description for a Cyber Threat Hunter? Clearly, it’s time to create some guardrails around the topic.

Length: 52:13

Sniffing Traffic in Amazon EC2 with Traffic Mirroring

Amazon EC2 is a great solution for quickly spinning up virtual machines. The only downside is that we lose our ability to leverage network-based security tools that rely on decoding the packet stream, like traffic monitors and intrusion detection systems. Luckily, that no longer needs to be a thing.

Length: 58:11

How to Use a Raspberry Pi as a Network Sensor

Running a network sensor, IDS, or IPS can be a costly venture; the high-end ones can cost more than a used car. In this webcast, we’ll cover running a network sensor using a Raspberry Pi, a miniature single-board computer that runs most anything you can run under Linux

Length: 58:09

Network Decoding Gcat Command & Control

In this webcast we cover Gcat, the infamous tool that was one of the tools used to bring down the Ukranian power grid. Detection here is tricky, as Gcat can look like a regular end-user checking their email.

Length: 47:16

Network Decoding Command and Control Channels

In this webcast, we do a deep dive on the network communications of multiple command and control tools. We start with a pcap analysis (Wireshark, woot!) and work our way through open source and commercial tools that can help simplify the process.

Length: 48:56

Network Threat Hunting Runbook

We all know what threat hunting is in general terms; its when we actively search our network for compromised systems. But what does that mean exactly and what process should we be following?

Length: 56:02

Threat Hunting Beacon Analysis

Join Chris Brenton, COO of Active Countermeasures, as he discusses the anatomy of beacons and why you need to be looking for them during a threat hunt.

Length: 47:59

Attack Tactics: Part 4

For this next installment of the Attack Tactics series, John looks at cloud security defenses. In the previous webcast, we covered the tools Black Hills Information Security (our sister company) uses to attack cloud-based two-factor authentication and turn cloud services against each other for password spraying.

Length: 56:04

Attack Tactics: Part 3

For this next installment of our Attack Tactics webcast series, John Strand looks at an environment that had no Active Directory. This is odd, but it’s becoming more and more common for new companies to have everything in the ``cloud`` and everything BYOD.

Length: 56:31

Attack Tactics: Part 2

This is the second part of John’s series about Attack Tactics. In the first part we discussed how we’d attack. Now, we cover the same attack, but this time we are covering the defensive components the organization could have implemented to stop us every step of the way.

Length: 1:03:38

Attack Tactics: Part 1

John is starting a new series of webcasts called Attack Tactics. This first part is a step-by-step walk-through of an attack BHIS launched against a customer, with just a few obfuscating tweaks.

Length: 55:25

AI-Hunter Introduction Webcast & Demo

The original webcast from when AI-Hunter was initially launched to the general public.

Length: 33:15

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