Learn to utilize open source tools for threat analysis and attack surface management. The course covers using MYSTICPY and Attack Surface Analyzer for threat hunting and analysis. The skills taught include utilizing Jupyter Notebooks, understanding cybersecurity terminology, and analyzing attack surfaces. The teaching method includes demos and discussions on open source contributions by Microsoft. This course is intended for individuals interested in cybersecurity, threat analysis, and open source tools.
Open Source Tooling for Threat Analysis and Attack Surface Management
Overview
Syllabus
Introduction
Attack Surface Analyzer
Demo
Typical Users
Features
Application Inspector
Deb skim
Mystic Pie
MysticPie
Mystic Pie Demo
What can you do
Data from anywhere
pandas
state configuration
learning resources
Questions
SASI
Microsoft Open Source Contributions
Microsoft Security Team
Open Source
Feedback
Product Assessments
Taught by
RSA Conference
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