Purple Team – Understanding endpoint defenses and how they can be bypassed using process shenanigans

Thursday, 29 Jul 2021 12:00PM SST (29 Jul 2021 04:00 UTC)
Speakers: Stephen Sims, Erik Van Buggenhout

Webcast will also be offered with Japanese and Korean Simultaneous translation through the Zoom platform

Regional Start Times:
9:30am India / 11:00am Thailand / 12:00pm Singapore / 1:00pm Korea / 1:00pm Japan / 2:00pm Australia / 4:00pm NZ

During this webcast, SANS authors Steve Sims and Erik Van Buggenhout will explain:

- How modern endpoints defenses work and the value they bring
- Detection strategies that can be built on these endpoint defenses
- How endpoint defenses can be bypassed by adversaries and red teamers alike

Join us for this highly technical workshop that will include live demonstrations!

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