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Black Hills Information Security, Inc.

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Webcast: Think You’re Compromised? What Do We Do Next?
BHIS · 2020-03-11 · via Black Hills Information Security, Inc.

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In this webcast, we will cover what we can do if we think there is a breach on our network.

We will cover live forensics, cool PowerShell scripts, network, and event log analysis, cool IR spreadsheets, and checklists.

We will also be covering the status of our ELK project for reviewing Event ID 3 from Sysmon.

So, a lot… Yep… A crazy amount.

Slides for this webcast can be found here: https://www.blackhillsinfosec.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/09/SLIDES_ThinkYoureCompromised.pdf

00:00 – Intro

00:47 – “Ok, But Why”

02:17 – Have It The Wrong Way

04:35 – Have It The Right Way

06:58 – Lego My Incident Response

08:25 – Monologging On Mute

11:57 – Wouldn’t Be Prudent

14:29 – “Better Than Bad, It’s Good”

21:33 – A Van Full of Free Tools

44:10 – CSI: Memory

45:01 – We Got Cheat Sheets if You Want Some Cheat Sheets

47:20 – Overlapping Venn Diagrams

49:46 – Questions in the Wild

59:15 – Sucking at Capitalism

Available live/virtual and on-demand