Information System Security Association (ISSA) 

New Hampshire Chapter
UPCOMING MEETING INFORMATION
Atomic Red Team - Closing the Gap with Threat Actors
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Date

Sig Sauer Academy and Experience Center
231 Exeter Road Epping, NH 03042
March 20, 2024
6:00p – 7:30p

For an opportunity to network after the presentations and discussions, 
we will be heading to Telly's Bar and Grill (235 Calef Hwy, Epping, NH 03042) at 7:30p


Atomic Red Team - Closing the Gap with Threat Actors
Event Description:
We are going to be talking about the atomic red team and closing the gap with threats actors. We'll talk a lot about the mitreattack framework and then know launching atomics. It's very professionally rewarding to me in particular whenever we can proactively reduce a risk.
Chris Haller is the offensive security practice lead at strong crypto. He has been doing offense specifically full time for a little over three years now. He is also the red versus blue coach for the US cyber team, which he's very excited about.The average breakout time is now 79 minutes. 
One particular area that I was concerned to see as well is the 312% increase in remote monitoring and management tools. A lot of this comes down to some of the commoditization of cybercrime.
There are known knowns and known unknowns. These are the things that we neither are aware of or understand. The unknown unknowns are the ones that really keep me up at night. One way to measure response effectiveness is to emulate known attacks.
The atomic red team has created individual tests for each of the 750 miter attack ids. It is an open source project so anyone is able to contribute or modify any of the tests. There are over 1500 tests available right now.
A lot of organizations may not have either the expertise, the time or the funding to be able to pay for a full red team and penetration testing assessment. What we can do is use the atomic Red team and read intelligence reports and find out where these things map up with each other. And then we can identify the gaps inside our own organization.

Bio:
Christopher Haller, Offensive Security Practice Lead - Chris brings over 12 years of experience in Penetration Testing, Incident Response, Risk Evaluation, Threat Intelligence, and System Administration. While Active Duty, Chris was the Incident Management Lead for the Navy Cyber Defense Operations Command where he specialized in response to attacks on classified and unclassified Navy networks across the globe. Throughout his career, Chris has provided actionable information for stakeholders to make informed decisions about reducing risk to the lowest possible levels, resulting in over a dozen CVEs from his work. In his spare time, Chris runs a series of honeypots to aggregate intelligence about Internet attacks, and has created content on HackTheBox, TryHackMe, and Cybrary. Chris is also an avid CTF player and has recently taken the #1 individual and #1 team position in the National Cyber League, while also operating as the Red vs Blue coach for the US Cyber Team.

Mr. Haller holds a Master’s of Science in Cybersecurity Management and Policy from University of Maryland Global Campus, and a Graduate Certificate in Penetration Testing and Ethical Hacking from the SANS Technology Institute. Mr. Haller has earned his GIAC Security Expert as number 329, and is certified as CISSP, GCPN, GXPN, GREM, GPEN, GWAPT, GNFA, GCFA, GCIA, GSEC, CASP+, MCSA, CCNA (Expired), CEH, MCP Windows Server 2012r2, AME (Expired), Sec+, Linux+, Net+, and A+.


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Scot Sakelarios 
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