Active Defense: Collecting Cyber Threat Intelligence through Adversary Engagement
This presentation will cover how active defense techniques can be used as a unique tool to collect intelligence that helps us better understand the full cycle of cyber-attacks by revealing what happens after a potential attack is successful. We’ll look at the different types of investigative artifacts we can collect by engaging with cyber threat actors, from post-attack behavior to attacker locations to fraudulent bank accounts. Throughout the presentation, we’ll see various real-world examples of successful active defense engagements that have led to significant insights into these attacks.
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