Preparing IR for AI Incidents with Gerard Johansen
Épisode 8
jeudi 5 mars 2026 • Durée 01:10:40
Is your Incident Response plan AI ready?
Join us for a free one-hour training session with incident management expert and instructor Gerard Johansen, where he'll teach how to adapt your Incident Response plan to AI-related risks and threats.
You’ll learn how AI incidents actually happen and how to respond to them.
Gerard will also cover what to include in your incident response plan so you’re prepared as your organization adopts AI.
Join AI researchers Brian Fehrman and Derek Banks for a free one-hour training session that breaks down the OWASP Top 10 AI-LLM risks clearly and practically.
You’ll learn in this Antisyphon Anti-cast how LLM security issues show up in real systems, how attackers test them, and what to focus on to secure AI applications with a practical, security-first mindset.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(01:09) - Webcast Agenda
(02:21) - Workshop: Hacking AI-LLM Applications
(02:49) - Training: Attacking, Defending, and Leveraging AI-LLM Systems
(03:11) - BHIS AI Security Assessments
(03:24) - AI Security Ops Podcast
(03:56) - LLM Security Introduction
(05:57) - Foundation Model Training
(09:35) - Chatbot
(14:58) - AI Agents
(17:56) - LLM Safety Versus Security
(23:54) - OWASP Top 10 for LLM Applications
(24:33) - – Prompt Injection
(29:11) - – Sensitive Information Disclosure
(32:46) - – Supply Chain
(37:02) - – Data and Model Poisoning
(40:18) - – Improper Output Handling
(41:51) - – Exessive Agency
(43:47) - – System Prompt Leakage
(45:17) - – Vector and Embedding Weaknesses
(46:49) - – Misinformation
(49:45) - – Unbounded Consumption
(52:10) - Red Team Methodology
(53:06) - Threat Modeling an LLM App
(54:41) - Defense-in-Depth for LLM Apps
(55:49) - Red Team Tools & Frameworks
(56:31) - Key Takeaways
Adapting to Active Directory Security Enhancements with Eric Kuehn
Épisode 6
lundi 23 février 2026 • Durée 01:01:01
Summary Are your go-to Active Directory attacks quietly failing without you noticing?
Join Eric Kuehn, Principal Security Consultant at Secure Ideas, for a free one-hour training session that takes a deep dive into the security enhancements Microsoft has introduced to Active Directory over the past few years and how they are reshaping the way penetration testers and defenders operate.
You’ll learn how long-reliable attack paths now break, how successful attacks may leave new and unexpected traces, and what these changes mean for staying stealthy during an engagement.
Eric will teach you the latest AD hardening features, the new detection opportunities they create, and the practical changes testers and defenders can make to improve their tradecraft right away.
Chapters
(00:00) - Intro
(01:29) - I am Eric Kuehn
(05:43) - “Recent” Change Timeline
(09:14) - 2026 And Beyond
(13:34) - NTLM Finally Going Away
(19:28) - Kerberos PAC Signatures
(23:23) - What Does It Mean to Us?
(25:18) - Certificate-Based Authentication
(29:46) - Non-Security Events for PAC and Certificate Issues
How to Strengthen M365 Exchange Online Configurations with Kevin Klingbile
Épisode 5
jeudi 5 février 2026 • Durée 01:06:04
Summary When was the last time you reviewed the security of your mail flow rules?
Join instructor Kevin Klingbile to learn how attackers exploit weak mail flow rules and how to stop them.
Kevin will teach you through real-world examples of rule bypasses, show you how to spot risky configurations, and teach practical steps to secure your email environment.
In this free one-hour Antisyphon Anti-cast, you'll strengthen your defenses and make sure your mail flow rules aren’t the next easy target.
Join Hayden Covington (Black Hills Infosec - SOC SecOps Lead) for a free one-hour training session to learn how to augment security analysts with AI through practical, tested workflows. Cut through the noise of vendor demos, hype, and ChatGPT wrappers.
Hayden will teach you practical AI workflows that help analysts work faster and smarter without replacing their judgment. Learn real techniques for detection engineering, case management, and QA, plus where AI truly helps (and where it doesn’t) so you can apply it right away.
Chat with your fellow attendees in the BHIS Discord server: https://discord.gg/bhis in the #🔴live-chat channel
Chapters:
(00:00) - INTRO – 2026-01-28 Effective AI Hayden
(02:29) - About Hayden
(03:33) - What This Session Is (and Isn't)
(04:26) - Let's Get Something Straight
(06:11) - What Augmentation Actually Looks Like
(12:03) - Before You Implement Anything...STOP
(13:14) - Consideration: Cost
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OSINT Like a Hacker with Mishaal Khan
Épisode 3
jeudi 22 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:06:05
What if you could uncover secrets hidden in plain sight, weaving together digital breadcrumbs to reveal the untold stories of the online world?
Join instructor Mishaal Khan for a free one-hour hands-on training session, where you'll navigate real-world scenarios and build an investigation mind map, incorporating email addresses, phone numbers, Google Maps, APIs, and online form abuse.
Learn to use unconventional hacker-style techniques to find information that could unlock a treasure trove and move the investigation forward.
Mishaal will teach you new techniques and efficient ways of using common tools for unexpected results.
Chat with your fellow attendees in the BHIS Discord server: https://discord.gg/bhis in the #🔴live-chat channel
Chapters:
(00:00) - Intro- Finding John Cena
(09:35) - Data brokers + remote browsing to bypass geo/blocks
(28:16) - Midshow Q&A
(28:43) - Do you need a PI license to do OSINT?
(30:41) - Is it harder/easier to find info outside the US (GDPR/Europe)?
(32:15) - AI/automation in your research—building that as you go, correct?
(33:30) - Best way to protect yourself against OSINT?
(52:02) - Post Show Q&A
(52:29) - How is the Kaido method not unofficial pen testing?
(53:56) - How much deeper do you go in your course/class?
(55:38) - When you run out of tools, how do you find new alternatives?
(58:49) - Do you need to record findings in an admissible way—and what tool?
(01:03:05) - Best ways to contact Mishaal
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Threat Hunting Malware Communication over DNS
Épisode 2
samedi 17 janvier 2026 • Durée 01:26:20
Are attackers hiding in your DNS traffic right now?
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Join instructor Faan Rossouw for a free one-hour training on hunting malware that uses DNS as a covert communication channel.
C2 frameworks, RATs, and backdoors frequently exploit DNS to stay hidden - sometimes for months. High-profile attacks like SolarWinds' Sunburst demonstrate just how devastating undetected DNS exfiltration can be.
This Antisyphon Anti-Cast focuses on behavior-based threat hunting techniques that go beyond signatures to uncover suspicious DNS activity attackers think they've hidden.
You'll learn how to: * Recognize network artifacts that DNS tunneling produces * Identify anomalies in DNS record types that signal malicious use * Leverage open-source tools like Zeek, RITA, and Sysmon to detect malware abusing DNS * Build detection strategies that make it very hard for DNS-based threats to remain hidden
If you're ready to stop trusting DNS and start verifying it, this session will give you the practical skills to hunt what's lurking in your network.
Chapters:
(00:00) - Intro - Threat Hunting Malware Communication over DNS
(00:53) - Introducing Faan
(02:28) - Threat Hunting C2 Over DNS
(04:00) - Threat Hunting - What is it and why is it awesome?
(05:42) - Assumed Compromise
(06:55) - David J. Bianco – Pyramid of Pain Guy
(13:28) - C2 Over DNS
(28:03) - TXT Record Abuse
(32:46) - Null Record
(35:07) - CNAME, MX, SRV… Oh my
(38:26) - DNS Sandwhich
(42:48) - ID Field Missuse
(48:58) - EDNS0
(52:33) - Encrypted DNS
(55:15) - Main Takeaway
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Intro to Using Defense Hacking Tools with Jordan Drysdale and Kent Ickler
Join instructors Jordan Drysdale and Kent Ickler (Black Hills Information Security – Testers) for a free one-hour training session featuring a live demonstration of hacking tools in a speed run against a messy Active Directory domain.
You’ll get a rapid-fire introduction to Jordan and Kent’s standard hacking techniques and learn strategies based on their popular Lab Building 101 framework.
Kent and Jordan will demystify how these tools work so you can feel confident using them yourself.
Chapters:
(00:00) - Intro - Intro to Using Defense Hacking Tools
(01:48) - Executive Problem Statement
(03:28) - First and Foremost
(10:33) - Recon & OSINT Tooling
(19:09) - Scan & Enumerate Tooling
(24:37) - Vulnerability Scanning
(27:17) - Vulnerability Exploitation
(31:47) - Web Applications
(36:07) - Local System Tooling
(38:03) - Password Spraying/Cred Abuse
(41:39) - Active Directory
(49:35) - Proxy Chains / SSH Tunnels
(50:18) - SMB File Shares
(51:35) - Kerberos Interaction
(52:39) - Impacket Tools
(54:04) - Pre-Windows 2000
(55:22) - Credential Relay (and LLMNR)
(56:44) - ADCS Investigation & Abuse
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The Absolute Truths of Cybersecurity with Doc Blackburn
In this bold, no-nonsense talk, instructor Doc Blackburn will reveal the Absolute Truths of Cybersecurity, hard realities that challenge everything you think you know about “being secure.”
Join us for a free one-hour training session to learn why security isn’t a product, why prevention is a fantasy, why encryption fixes almost nothing, and why your biggest risk might be you.
You'll learn to see your role differently — not as a gatekeeper, but as a mission-enabler, risk translator, and resilience builder.
This Anti-Cast isn’t about firewalls or frameworks. It’s a total reset on how we view cybersecurity. Chapters
(00:00) - Intro - The Absolute Truths of Cybersecurity with Doc Blackburn
(03:40) - Vera's Origin Story
(08:19) - Learning Security?
(10:08) - Security isn’t what you do!
(11:17) - 14 Truths of Cybersecurity
(12:59) - Truth #1: There is no such thing as security, only varying degrees of insecurity.
(15:26) - Truth #2: The network doesn't exist to be secured.
(21:29) - Truth #3: When security gets in the way of the mission – Security is wrong, not the mission
(22:54) - Truth #4: Prevention is ideal – Detection is a must. Detection without response is useless
(28:43) - Truth #5: Security must always be driven by business need
(31:04) - Truth #6: Security is a cost center, not a profit center
(34:04) - Truth #7: Security is a process… not a product
(35:58) - Truth #8: You cannot process encrypted data… EVER
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