This course aims to teach learners about defender economics in the realm of cybersecurity. By the end of the course, students will understand the concept of the Defender's Dilemma, the motivations and resources of attackers, and the importance of attacker profiling. The course covers topics such as attacker math, economics, and procedures, using examples like Google Chrome vs. Malware and Exploit Kit Integration. The teaching method involves analyzing case studies, discussing previous research, and exploring options for companies to enhance their security measures. This course is designed for cybersecurity professionals looking to enhance their defensive strategies and think from an attacker's perspective.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
Who am I
What is this talk about
References
Security
Defenders Dilemma
There are no perfect defenses
Media
Attackers
Bad Defensive Decisions
The Thing
Hackers vs Attackers
You have to keep your boss happy
Attacker math
Attacker economics
Know your enemy
Attacker profiling
Attacker motivation
Attacker resources
Procedures
Examples
Google Chrome vs Malware
Exploit Kit Integration
Chrome Security Model
Chrome vs Malware
Big Company X
Previous Research
Active APT Groups
Strengths Weaknesses
Options for Company X
Conclusion
Security is hard
Thinking like a hacker
Youre an attacker
Criticism
More money to attack
Taught by
WEareTROOPERS
