Webinars
Upcoming Webinars
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State of the Hack: We're Halfway There - 2013
June 20, 2013 from 2:00 PM - 3:00 PM ET
Join Mandiant’s Devon Kerr and Jason Rebholz as they provide a mid-year update on current attacker trends, investigative techniques, and remediation strategies.
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Archived Webinars
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Tools of Engagement - The Mechanics of Threat Intelligence: Analysis, Information Sharing, and Associated Challenges
Original Date: April 24, 2013 ET
In this webinar, Mandiant’s Jen Weedon, Doug Wilson and Laura Galante will discuss threat intelligence collection, analysis, and distribution, along with the challenges in presenting this information to different audiences.
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State of the Hack - T.I.M.: Triage, Investigate, reMediate
Original Date: April 18, 2013 ET
During this webinar, Mandiant’s Tim Crothers and Tim Gifford will discuss and dig into effective ways organizations can refocus security infrastructures and dramatically accelerate their response efforts.
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State of the Hack: M-Trends® 2013
Original Date: March 28, 2013 ET
In this webinar, Mandiant’s Marshall Heilman and Jason Rebholz will discuss the inner workings of attacker trends identified in 2012. The details presented in M-Trends® only begin to scratch the surface of what Mandiant saw during last year’s investigations.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-ware: Why The OpenIOC Framework Needs a Facelift
Original Date: February 21, 2013 ET
The OpenIOC Framework has been in use for over five years without a schema change. In that time, we’ve matured as an industry and the current process of OpenIOC is beginning to show its age. In order for OpenIOC to support the needs of the incident responder, the format needs to change by identifying weaknesses and exploring ideas for improvement.
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State of the Hack: Control-Alt-Delete: (Re)Booting a Security Program
Original Date: January 24, 2013 ET
While there is no one-size-fits-all solution that applies to a security program, this State of the Hack webinar will address general questions organizations have when starting or updating one.
Whether your organization has products and mechanisms in place, or is in the beginning stages of setting up a security program, this webinar will address specific concerns based on where you are as an organization and by organization type (Government, DIB, Private-Sector, etc.).
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Tools of Engagement: Redline - We've Got The Tool, If You've Got The Time
Original Date: January 10, 2013 ET
Join Ted Wilson and David Ross for this Tools of Engagement webinar for Mandiant’s freeware tool: Redline™. During the webinar they will walk you through an investigation using all of the cool new features introduced in version 1.7.
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State of the Hack: It's The End of The Year As We Know It - 2012
Original Date: December 13, 2012 ET
2012 is drawing to a close, which means it’s time for Mandiant’s annual year-end review. Join us for this State of the HackTM webinar, where our own Richard Bejtlich will share highlights from the past twelve months — Mandiant style.
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Tools of Engagement: Response Readiness Assessment
Original Date: November 08, 2012 ET
Join us for this month’s Tools of Engagement webinar, where Kelly McCracken and Matthew Shaffer will talk about Mandiant’s latest offering: Response Readiness Assessment.
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State of the Hack: What Really Happened at MIRcon™
Original Date: October 23, 2012 ET
Join Mandiant’s Richard Bejtlich and Grady Summers as they discuss highlights from Mandiant’s Incident Response Conference, MIRcon.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-ware: Inside-Out & Outside-In
Original Date: September 20, 2012 ET
Incident responders spend a good portion of their time chasing down “traditional” backdoors: malware that establishes persistence, hides on systems, and periodically calls-out to command-and-control servers for instructions. However, such backdoors aren’t the only way to get into a typical corporate environment – and targeted attackers are increasingly relying on novel remote access techniques in lieu of typical malware. In many cases, these methods leverage a victim’s existing infrastructure in ways they never anticipated!
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Fresh Prints of Mal-ware: Striking Gold in Incident Response with NTFS INDX Buffers
Original Date: August 30, 2012 ET
Join Mandiant’s Jeff Hamm and Willi Ballenthin on this month’s Fresh Prints of Mal-ware webinar as they discuss NTFS INDX Buffers and their role in incident response investigations.
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Tools of Engagement - Beat Evil to the Punch: Tips for Optimizing Your Incident Response Workflow
Original Date: August 01, 2012 ET
Join Mandiant’s own Tim Crothers and David Mackey as they discuss how you can effectively optimize your incident response workflow by integrating Mandiant Intelligent Response® (MIR) with the tools you have now, such as your SIEM (Security Information Event Management) or advanced malware alerting solutions.
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State of the Hack: We’re Halfway There
Original Date: July 19, 2012 ET
Join Mandiant’s Michael J. Graven and Devon Kerr as they provide a mid-year update on current attacker trends, investigative techniques, and remediation strategies.
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Tools of Engagement: Gettin Ready, Cause Here They Come
Original Date: June 27, 2012 ET
Having the confidence to admit your systems and network are vulnerable can be a liberating and positive experience! In this edition of Tools of Engagement, join Mandiant’s own Yanek Korff and Wade Woolwine to discuss how that admission can open the door to truly being prepared to fight adversaries targeting your organization.
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State of the Hack: Key Metrics Every CISO Needs To Address
Original Date: June 21, 2012 ET
As a CISO your organization’s security is your top priority. That cannot be questioned. What can be questioned is the best metrics to use when evaluating how effective your program is.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-Ware: The Nutts and Boltz of M-Trends
Original Date: May 24, 2012 ET
Join us for this Fresh Prints of Mal-ware webinar where Mandiant’s Chris Nutt and Jason Rebholz will deep dive into the technical side of Mandiant’s annual threat report, M-Trends™, using the three case studies illustrated within the report.
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Tools of Engagement: Redline
Original Date: May 17, 2012 ET
Join us for our inaugural Tools of Engagement webinar, where Mandiant’s Redline™ team will kick things off by showing you how to organize your analysis command center, how to acquire data and how to perform deep dive analysis using Redline.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-ware™: IOCing Red
Original Date: April 19, 2012 ET
In this month’s Fresh Prints of Mal-ware webinar, Mandiant’s Doug Wilson and Will Gibb will take you on a trip through the world of OpenIOC™, an open framework for sharing threat intelligence.
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State of the Hack: M-Trends 2012
Original Date: March 16, 2012 ET
In this webinar Richard Bejtlich, Chief Security Officer; Michael J. Graven, Director; and Grady Summers, Vice President of Customer Success, survey the key findings from Mandiant’s annual threat report.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-Ware: Practical Malware Analysis
Original Date: February 29, 2012 ET
In this Fresh Prints of Mal-Ware webinar we discuss the forthcoming book Practical Malware Analysis:The Hands-On Guide to Dissecting Malicious Software.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-ware: Vulnerability and Exploit Terminology Decoded
Original Date: January 19, 2012 ET
In this Fresh Prints of Mal-ware webinar, Mandiant’s Chuck Willis and Willi Ballenthin discuss the types of attacks that are making headlines today. While these types of attacks are highly technical, this webinar provides exposure to a variety of concepts and answers to basic questions.
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State of the Hack: What Really Happened at MIRcon
Original Date: October 28, 2011 ET
In this State of the Hack presentation Richard Bejtlich and Lucas Zaichkowsky discuss highlights from Mandiant’s incident response conference, MIRcon.
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Fresh Prints of Mal-ware: Money Never Sleeps
Original Date: June 23, 2011 ET
During this Fresh Prints of Mal-ware webinar, Mandiant’s Christopher Glyer and Jason Rebholz take you straight to the forensic frontlines of a recent PCI data breach investigation.
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