Inside the Most Dangerous New Attack Techniques

When the logs go dark, attackers win. Heather Barnhart reveals why missing forensic artifacts leave defenders blind—and how to close those gaps before the next breach.

Knowing what’s normal on a Windows host helps cut through the noise to quickly locate potential malware. Use this information as a reference to know what’s normal in Windows and to focus your attention on the outliers.

DFIR combines cybersecurity, threat hunting, and investigative techniques to identify, analyze, respond to, and proactively hunt cyber threats and criminal activity.

AI makes attackers faster—automated recon, self-rewriting malware, phishing campaigns testing a thousand variants before lunch. They’re running at machine speed, not asking for permission. 

This blueprint turns AI chaos into secure, auditable deployment — mapped to global standards, and ready for action.

Backed by global standards leadership and real-world expertise, we prepare professionals at every level to lead safely and confidently in the age of AI.

Attackers aren’t breaking in—they’re logging in. Josh Wright uncovers how “authorization sprawl” is fueling major breaches, and why cloud-to-on-prem identity gaps are the hidden battleground.

Knowing how to safeguard sensitive information in cloud environments is crucial for preventing cyber threats, ensuring compliance, and maintaining business continuity.