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The SaaS Attacks Matrix with Luke Jennings

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Howdy, y’all, and welcome to The Cyber Ranch Podcast! Our guest is Luke Jennings, VP of Research & Development at Push Security, former Chief Researcher at Countercept, Principle Security Consultant at MWR… He’s been around the industry. Luke is passionate about tracking the evolution of attacks – how are the bad guys morphing and changing their game in response to our new defenses, and more importantly, new technologies that we use in the first place. Luke, thank you so much for coming on down to the ‘Ranch!

Questions Allan asks Luke:

  1. What is the difference between traditional attacks and the new SaaS cyber kill chain?
  2. Where is the new perimeter in a fully SaaS/remote company? Is it cloud identities?
  3. What is it we’re actually protecting in a fully SaaS/remote company? The data landscape is very distributed now…
  4. You’ve mentioned that certain protective technologies are so good that they have inspired new methods of attack. This is the classic arms race metaphor. What drove the bad guys into attacking SaaS-native companies?
  5. Walk me through the modern kill chain in a SaaS-native company. I’m thinking in terms of recon, access, lateral, escalation – the old model has changed, has it not?
  6. Let's pick specific attacks from the matrix and review them

Sponsored by our good friends at Push Security.

Check then out at:

https://pushsecurity.com/ranch

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Howdy, y’all, and welcome to The Cyber Ranch Podcast! Our guest is Luke Jennings, VP of Research & Development at Push Security, former Chief Researcher at Countercept, Principle Security Consultant at MWR… He’s been around the industry. Luke is passionate about tracking the evolution of attacks – how are the bad guys morphing and changing their game in response to our new defenses, and more importantly, new technologies that we use in the first place. Luke, thank you so much for coming on down to the ‘Ranch!

Questions Allan asks Luke:

  1. What is the difference between traditional attacks and the new SaaS cyber kill chain?
  2. Where is the new perimeter in a fully SaaS/remote company? Is it cloud identities?
  3. What is it we’re actually protecting in a fully SaaS/remote company? The data landscape is very distributed now…
  4. You’ve mentioned that certain protective technologies are so good that they have inspired new methods of attack. This is the classic arms race metaphor. What drove the bad guys into attacking SaaS-native companies?
  5. Walk me through the modern kill chain in a SaaS-native company. I’m thinking in terms of recon, access, lateral, escalation – the old model has changed, has it not?
  6. Let's pick specific attacks from the matrix and review them

Sponsored by our good friends at Push Security.

Check then out at:

https://pushsecurity.com/ranch

  continue reading

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