Using Data Breadcrumbs to ID Targeted Attacks
summary
Explains how OpenDNS uses large-scale Internet telemetry, traffic data and graphing techniques to collect ‘breadcrumbs’ that reveal targeted and sponsored attacks. Describes applying big data analysis and scientific methods to extract security intelligence about zero-day threats without relying on malware samples or detailed disclosures.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00The flaws in modern security
- 2:02Analyzing the attack cycle
- 5:36Detecting pre-attack indicators
- 8:50Case studies in prediction
- 14:00The role of time in defense
- 19:10Conclusion
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