Infoblox ThreatTalk – Détails, épisodes et analyse

From $400 toasters to robotics, AI seems to be showing up everywhere. But between doomsday predictions and the promises of a utopian future, what is a more realistic assessment of how AI can fit into the world of cybersecurity? Join us for a down-to-earth discussion with guests Karthik Haridoss and David Seeman, who are at the forefront of efforts to integrate AI into a variety of security tools.

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From deploying dropper files and other malware, to stealing data, or for all the communications that modern attacks use in between, threat actors are increasingly using DNS as a transport that bypasses most defenses. Join us as we examine the good, the bad, and the grey areas of DNS as a transport in this final episode of our 3-part series with Josh Kuo and Ross Gibson, authors of a new security book, “The Hidden Potential of DNS in Security.”

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While it is easy to get distracted by the ‘threat of the day’, there are those of us actively hunting instead for the infrastructures that drive and support those kinds of attacks before they are launched, so you can be prepared for the ‘threat of tomorrow’. Renée Burton, Head of Threat Intelligence for Infoblox, presented on this at the recent RSA conference and joins ThreatTalk to share what her team is learning about these infrastructures, the actors behind them, and why this matters so much.

While business line execs can get distracted by the latest media cyberthreat hype, effective security professionals stay on top of data-based security research and studies to constantly evolve their security programs. Tune into our latest podcast where we have invited Bill Brenner from the CyberRisk Alliance to discuss their 2023 Global State of Cybersecurity Study. Used to produce over a dozen global, regional, and country-level reports, we will discuss highlights from the study, as well as some insights from Bill that go beyond the report.

View the full report here: https://info.infoblox.com/resources-whitepapers-2023-global-state-of-cybersecurity-study

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Infoblox is excited to present season 4 of the ThreatTalk podcast series. This season, we are looking forward to featuring external guests as well as the industry experts within Infoblox. Join us every 1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month at 11:00 am (PST) for engaging conversations with cybersecurity experts. 

From how to get the most out of a specific tool, to general best practices, there is always a lot to learn and a lot to stay on top of for a security professional, and there are limits to how much any single team will know.  In this episode, the community manager for Infoblox, Sunil Amanna, joins us on ThreatTalk to talk about the value of online communities (commonly available at no charge) as a source of information and inspiration, and how to get the most out of your community memberships.

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From storefronts and online box pushers to consultants and outsourcers, the channel partner landscape for cybersecurity continues to evolve.  In this episode of ThreatTalk, guest Amit Sing, the Technical Director for Australian/New Zealand cybersecurity company 3columns, helps us break down the partner landscape, understand how to identify relationships that can uplift our security profile, and share tips on how to qualify potential partners for the greatest chance at success.

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Everyone talks about threat intelligence as if it was a ‘thing’ you need. But detection, investigation, response, and other security functions will require unique blends of threat intelligence from multiple sources to be effective. And the ‘best’ blend can vary greatly from one organization to another. So how do you identify the right blend of feeds for your needs? And what are the tools to help you manage your threat intelligence, and apply it to maximum effectiveness?

Join us for a replay of a highlight episode from Season 2 of ThreatTalk, where threat intel experts Druce MacFarlane and David Seeman walk us through some of the key issues that can help you get the most from your threat intelligence program.

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Leveraging your DNS architecture can be a much more effective and efficient approach to securing critical business services than relying on DNS security features in a firewall or web gateway. This episode of ThreatTalk will review a new SANS paper on this topic with author John Pescatore, SANS Director of Emerging Security Trends and guest Cricket Liu, Infoblox Chief DNS Architect.  Join host Bob Hansmann and his guests to understand how you can use DNS for more than just a phone book.

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In a world where most security tools are ‘user-centric’, devices like switches, printers, BYOD, ICS, IoT and more represent a blind spot that is being actively exploited by attackers.  In this episode of ThreatTalk, we’ve invited back network guru Bob Rose to discuss a recent report from Forrester Research to understand how big this problem is and how both networking and security teams are responding for 2023.

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