Bryce Galbraith
Principal InstructorFreelance Consultant at Layered Security
Specialities
Offensive Operations

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Bryce Galbraith is a SANS Principal Instructor who teaches multiple SANS courses, including SANS’s flagship courses SEC504: Hacker Tools, Techniques, and Incident Handling, SEC599: Defeating Advanced Adversaries - Purple Team Tactics & Kill Chain Defenses, and SEC699: Advanced Purple Teaming - Adversary Emulation & Detection Engineering, where he equips security professionals with the skills to detect, emulate, and defend against sophisticated adversaries. In addition to his role with SANS, Bryce provides consulting services through Layered Security, supporting organizations aggressively targeted by nation-state actors. Heavily focused on adversary engagement operations, aligning deception strategies, detection engineering, and defensive operations with frameworks such as MITRE Engage to better observe, influence, and disrupt adversary behavior.
The disciplines/skills taught in SEC501 were exactly what my career and team needed to mature our SOC. Bryce Galbraith was an amazing, extremely knowledgeable instructor who kept all of the material interesting and fun.
Bryce Galbraith's real-world examples in SEC599 have been excellent and will be extremely useful in convincing executive boards and security teams to spend the necessary resources on implementing some of these controls.
Bryce Galbraith is obviously very experienced, as his knowledge is extremely in-depth. His delivery of SEC599 is thorough and easy to follow, and he adds a lot of good real-world examples to make it even more interesting.
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