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Intro
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What is a cloud service provider?
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Shared responsibility model (IaaS)
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Cloud service provider adoption aws
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Infosec community on cloud services How well do traditional network Security tools work in cloud environments?
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What are they after? It depends on the type of attacker
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Attacks in the field
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Enterprise architecture example
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AWS architecture example
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CSP Attacker Tools
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Catching direct attacks against the CSP
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Endpoint considerations
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Endpoint visibility - forensics data
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Endpoint visibility - PowerShell visibility
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Executing code - Azure API | Endpoint execution
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Executing code - AWS API | Endpoint execution
Description:
Explore threat hunting techniques in cloud environments through this conference talk from NorthSec 2019. Gain insights from security experts Kurtis Armour and Jacob Grant as they delve into cloud service providers, shared responsibility models, and the challenges of applying traditional network security tools to cloud infrastructures. Learn about various attacker motivations, real-world cloud attacks, and enterprise architecture examples for both AWS and general cloud environments. Discover CSP attacker tools and methods for detecting direct attacks against cloud service providers. Examine endpoint considerations, including forensics data collection and PowerShell visibility. Understand how to execute code using Azure and AWS APIs, as well as endpoint execution techniques, to enhance your cloud security posture and threat hunting capabilities.

Threat Hunting in the Cloud

NorthSec
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