A platform engineer's perspective: Protecting workloads from 'living off the land' attacks
Have you heard of “living off the land”?
It’s a technique used by cyber threat actors, abusing built-in tools inside your environment to achieve their objectives - be it stealing data, compromising credentials for later use, or more destructive actions.
Many threat actors are now employing “living off the land” tactics and techniques to evade detection. This involves using built-in administration tools to steal data, compromise credentials, or perform other activities inside your infrastructure.
In this webinar we’ll look at how you can better protect your workloads from “living off the land” techniques, and automate response actions.
Our Red Hat specialists will provide insights on:
- Why threat actors are adopting “living off the land” tactics and techniques
- Recent examples of threat actors using “living off the land” tactics and techniques to camouflage their activity inside networks
- How to harden systems against “living off the land” techniques, and identify suspicious activity using Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) controls
- Hardening cloud-native applications against “living off the land” techniques, and using “shift left” principles to harden applications during development
- Automating “living off the land” incident response, and capturing forensic checkpoints using Ansible
WHO SHOULD ATTEND?
This webinar is ideal for platform engineers, system administrators, security professionals, and infrastructure architects with a technical background. Attendees should have a basic understanding of working with Linux and Red Hat products.
Webinar details
Date: Wednesday, 20 November 2024
Time: 1:00 PM SGT | 10.30 AM IST | 4:00 PM AEDT
Location: Virtual
Any questions? Please email Amrutha Aprameya.
Shane Boulden
Principal Solution Architect, Red Hat
Shane Boulden is a Red Hat Principal Solution Architect, helping organizations create and secure open source platforms. He is a contributor to several open source security projects, including Keycloak, ‘Compliance as Code’ and StackRox, a Kubernetes-native security platform.
Stan Kozlov
Senior Solution architect, Red Hat
Stan Kozlov is a Red Hat Senior Solution architect, working with enterprise and telco organizations and helping to build a robust, secured and enterprise ready solution based on Automation, Cloud-Native Development and Artificial Intelligence. Stan has network engineering and software development background, and worked in Tier1 and Tier2 Telco companies across the globe.