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Adapting to a new reality: threat landscape and cybersecurity challenges in 2020

In this webinar, Amin Hasbini and Maher Yamout, security researchers at Kaspersky’s GReAT in the META region, will share their insights on how the coronavirus epidemic has affected cybersecurity.

You will find out:

• The cyber security challenges of working remotely in the current circumstances
• Recent threat landscape as seen by Kaspersky and cyber threats related to the Coronavirus epidemic
• Sneak peeks into the latest private threat intelligence findings by Kaspersky related to META
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  • How and why should small companies investigate cybersecurity incidents? Apr 29 2021 2:00 pm UTC 60 mins
    Andrey Dankevich, Senior Product Marketing Manager; Eric Payne, Senior Enterprise Pre-sales Manager
    Attack kill chain, route cause analysis, malware file parameters – are all these features only a prerogative for cool tech guys in big enterprises? The answer should definitely be ‘no’, as information about cyberthreats targeting business is no less relevant for smaller companies. The analysis of security incidents shows what happens inside this anti-malware black box, as well as where the threats come from and what an IT admin can do about it to strengthen the protection of the company.

    During the webinar, we will show what data can be used for analysis and what small businesses can learn from it, as well as how to try it now.
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  • Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering Workshop Recorded: Apr 8 2021 125 mins
    Ivan Kwiatkowski and Denis Legezo, Senior Security Researchers with GReAT, and Igor Skochinsky from Hex-Rays.
    Are you into reverse engineering? Interested in staying on top of the latest threat landscape? Then take your seat at Kaspersky’s workshop to learn reverse engineering best practices from our experts and watch them analyze recent targeted malware samples.

    In this webinar, Senior Security Researchers from Kaspersky’s Global Research&Analysis Team (GReAT), Ivan Kwiatkowski and Denis Legezo, will give live workshops on practical disassembling, decrypting and deobfuscating authentic malware cases in both Hex-Rays decompiler and IDA Pro. GReAT’s own Dan Demeter will be moderating.

    Ivan will demonstrate how to strip the obfuscation from a recently discovered Cycldek-related tool, while Denis will present an exercise on reversing the steganography algorithm of MontysThree’s malware.

    As a bonus, the experts will interview our guest Igor Skochinsky of Hex-Rays, a software developer behind the reversing must-have IDA Pro and author of weekly tips on the Hex-Rays Blog.

    Ivan and Denis will introduce the new Targeted Malware Reverse Engineering online course, into which the researchers have squeezed their 10-year experience in cybersecurity. This self-study, intermediate-level training is designed for those seeking confidence and practical experience in malware analysis. It includes in-depth analysis of 10 fresh, real-life targeted malware cases like MontysThree, LuckyMouse and Lazarus, hands-on learning with an array of reverse engineering tools including IDA Pro, Hex-Rays decompiler, Hiew, 010Editor, and 100 hours of practice in our virtual lab.

    Participants of the webinar will have an opportunity to win free access to this new online course.

    Attendees’ requirements:
    - Medium technical level
    - Knowledge of basic programming languages and a basic understanding of Intel assembly language, alongside a basic understanding of reverse engineering and targeted malware
    - No need for pre-installed software

    Learn more about Kaspersky trainings at https://xtraining.kaspersky.com
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  • Financial Threat Landscape: A Look Back at 2020 and What to Be Ready for in 2021 Recorded: Mar 31 2021 59 mins
    Dmitry Bestuzhev, Head of Kaspersky's Latin America GReAT Team, and Fabio Assolini, Senior Security Researcher with GReAT
    2020 was a year of changes for businesses everywhere, but what’s one thing that hasn’t changed? Cybercriminals are after your money—and you need to know how to protect your business and your financial assets.

    Join this webinar with Head of Kaspersky's Latin America Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) Dmitry Bestuzhev and Fabio Assolini, Senior Security Researcher with GReAT, for an analysis of the biggest trends and developments in the financial threat landscape they’ve witnessed over the past year, including:
    • The techniques and tactics most often used by cybercriminals
    • The most common mobile malware and banking Trojan threats
    • How the growth in e-commerce has changed the threat landscape
    • Strategies to safeguard your organization

    Register today and guarantee a secure 2021.
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  • Enabling effective alert triage and analysis with Kaspersky Threat Data Feeds Recorded: Mar 25 2021 25 mins
    Mikhail Moskvin, Global Technology Account Manager
    The number of security alerts processed by information security analysts every day is growing exponentially. With this amount of data being analyzed, effective alert prioritization and validation is nearly impossible. There are too many blinking lights coming from numerous security products, leading to important alerts getting buried in the noise, and the strong chance of analyst burnout. By integrating up-to-the-minute threat intelligence feeds into existing security controls, like SIEM systems, security teams can automate the initial alert triage process. Simultaneously, they can then provide their security analysts with enough context to immediately identify alerts that need to be investigated or escalated to incident response teams for further investigation and response.

    Join our webinar to see how Kaspersky Threat Data Feeds enhance your existing security controls and improve forensic capabilities with 100% vetted and context-rich cyberthreat data. Our experts will guide you through the complete investigation process from the initial alert to further response, while also demonstrating how to:

    • Effectively distill and prioritize security alerts
    • Reduce analyst workload and prevent burnout
    • Immediately identify critical alerts and make more informed decisions about what should be escalated to incident response teams
    • Build a proactive and intelligence-driven defense
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  • Gamification under the spotlight: top 5 techniques for Security Awareness Recorded: Mar 17 2021 48 mins
    Nadya Ilina - Senior product manager Kaspersky Security Awareness, adult education expert, master-trainer
    Not everybody finds cybersecurity interesting, but without employee engagement and motivation to learn, creating a cybersafe environment in your organization will be an uphill battle. What’s the solution? Gamification!

    Gamification is a great tool to encourage employee engagement and motivation. But when and how should it be used to achieve the best results?

    In our webinar we’ll put gamification under the spotlight and discuss:
    · Teaching Security Awareness can be a challenge - but it doesn't have to be a battlefield
    · A ‘hero’s journey’ through the education cycle
    · The top 5 gamification techniques we use with great success
    · The lessons learned after 5 years of continuous development – and new horizons ahead
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  • Stalkerware: at the intersection of intimate partner violence and cybercrime Recorded: Mar 2 2021 70 mins
    UNODC, UN Women, F-Secure, European Network for the Work with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence, Kaspersky
    Please join representatives from the Coalition Against Stalkerware, the UN Office on Drugs and Crime, and UN Women for a discussion about how stalkerware, a form of tech-facilitated abuse, can act as a tool for intimate partner violence and different forms of cybercrime. Stalkerware is commercially available software that an abuser can use to remotely record a person’s calls, log text messages, monitor social media activity, and track location data without notifying that person and without their consent. This type of software can enable acts of intimate partner violence, both digitally and offline. Stalkerware can also facilitate cybercrime, given the fact that this type of software can access personally-identifiable information stored on a device. We all have a role to play in recognizing the insidious nature of these technologies, the harmful impact that they have, and the need for collective action to support and assist individuals targeted by stalkerware.

    Presenters’ Names and Titles:
    • Live Brenna, Cybercrime Officer, UNODC
    • Sachiko Hasumi, Manager, Information Security & Compliance, UN Women
    • Anthony Melgarejo, Threat Prevention Service Owner, F-Secure
    • Alessandra Pauncz, PhD, Executive Director, European Network for the Work with Perpetrators of Domestic Violence
    • Tara Hairston, Head of Government Relations, North America, Kaspersky
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  • Workshop: fuzzing - automated discovery of memory corruption vulnerabilities Recorded: Mar 1 2021 61 mins
    Pavel Cheremushkin, vulnerability researcher, Kaspersky’s ICS CERT
    Identifying security weaknesses in the system is important – knowing what is wrong helps us fix those flaws and avoid security breaches in the future. One of the methods to assess the system is fuzzing, which helps to do just that, as well as identify memory use issues.

    Understanding fuzzing is essential for any security specialist as it an effective method to discover security bugs in software. In the past few years, thousands of vulnerabilities have been detected using this method as it often reveals things that can be missed by static program analysis or manual code inspection.

    Pavel Cheremushkin, a vulnerability researcher in Kaspersky's Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team will share his fuzzing know-how, explores the modern state of this technique and how to optimize the process of fuzzing.

    In this workshop you will:
    • Understand modern techniques on how to automate the discovery of memory corruption vulnerabilities
    • Learn how to use popular fuzzing tools and optimize the process
    • Understand how to discover a zero-day vulnerability in modern software by applying processes discussed in this session

    Who is this workshop for?

    • Vulnerability researchers, who will learn to find vulnerabilities faster and more effectively using new instruments. This will lead to the release of better software and a decrease of cyberrisks.
    • Developers, who will be able to create safer apps, for their employers to decrease reputation risks.
    • Independent security researchers who will increase their chances of finding zero-days in bug-bounty programs.
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  • 2021 predictions, episode 3: ICS cyberthreats Recorded: Feb 11 2021 54 mins
    Evgeny Goncharov, Head of Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team, Kaspersky
    As 2020 is behind us, let’s take a look at what’s to come this year and how to face the threats we in cybersecurity may anticipate. No industry remained unaffected by the swift changes and challenges of 2020 and industrial systems have been no exception.

    In this webinar, Evgeny Goncharov, head of Industrial Control Systems Cyber Emergency Response Team, Kaspersky, will present his expert vision of what challenges industrial cybersecurity will soon be (or already is) facing, and what to expect from cybercriminals in 2021.

    In this webinar you will learn:
    • How ransomware and cyberespionage are attacking industrial objects
    • What to anticipate from advanced persistent threat (APT) activity against ICS
    • What major COVID-19 consequences there are for industrial control systems and what can be done to tackle them

    This webcast is part of a 2021 predictions webinar series. Click below to join the other webinars of the series:
    Episode 1: financial threats, https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/459407
    Episode 2: healthcare threats, https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/463864
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  • Are we en route to losing the fight to ensure stability in cyberspace? Recorded: Feb 4 2021 70 mins
    French Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs, INTERPOL, Kaspersky
    Some would say that – yes, finally, this strange year of 2020 year is nearing its end and hopefully next year will be less stressful for all of us (and we’re certainly among those saying it ). But still, this year was an important one for those who work to ensure that all things cyber are stable, secure and safe.

    Just before the holiday season starts, we gathered for the first in a series of multi-stakeholder Community Talks on Cyber Diplomacy to review 2020 and, particularly, discuss if we as a global community might be heading toward losing the fight against cyberthreats.

    Are we a step closer to reaching stability in cyberspace or not? Should we close the 2020 chapter on a pessimistic or optimistic note? Are we losing or winning the fight to ensure stability in cyberspace?

    We gathered cyberdiplomats, cybersecurity researchers, the technical community, academia, and law enforcement professionals, who all help fight cyberthreats but from different angles.

    We discussed three questions:

    What we do well and what are the best practices;
    Where we failed or are failing; and
    What, accordingly, should the priorities be for further work.
    We shared what we know, asked about what we don’t know, and talked and discussed to learn from each other as to how to best keep cyberspace a comfortable and secure place for all of us.

    Speakers of this community talk were:
    Camille Morfouace-de Broucker, French diplomat and policy advisor on cyber issues at the Ministry for Europe and Foreign Affairs (@CMorfouace);
    Craig Jones, Director of Cybercrime, INTERPOL (@INTERPOL_Cyber); and
    Pierre Delcher, Senior Security Researcher of the Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), Kaspersky (@securechicken).

    Watch the recording of the session here.
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  • 2021 predictions, episode 2: healthcare cyberthreats Recorded: Feb 4 2021 41 mins
    Maria Namestnikova, acting head of Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team, Russia
    The pandemic has turned 2020 into a year of medicine and information technology. The remarkable surge in the criticality level of medical infrastructure, coupled with feasible across-the-board digitalization, led to many of Kaspersky’s last year’s predictions coming true much sooner than expected.
    In short, it was tough, but the fight is not over. As the pandemic continues and organizations invest in\ vaccine research, cyber criminals and APT groups do not stay put. Join Maria Namestnikova, acting head of Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team in Russia to learn what 2021 will hold in terms of threats to healthcare.
    This webcast is part of 2021 predictions webinar series. Click below to join the other webinars of the series:
    Episode 1: financial threats, https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/459407
    Episode 3: ICS, https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/464178
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  • 2021 predictions, episode 1: financial cyberthreats Recorded: Feb 2 2021 93 mins
    Security researchers from Kaspersky, Austrian Energy CERT, Banco C6 S.A. and Cetelem
    2020 was challenging year that has turned many things upside down, yet it is clear that one thing remained unchanged: financial threats are still key security concerns among both individual users and organizations.

    As cybercriminals continually evolve and invest in developing new tools, as well as reinventing themselves and their tactics, techniques and procedures, we should ask what can be learnt from the experiences we faced in 2020 and what financial threats are to come in 2021.
    In this talk, Dmitry Bestuzhev, head of Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT) in Latin America, and Ivan Kwiatkowski, senior security researcher for Kaspersky’s GReAT team in Europe, will present their thoughts through an exclusive overview of the top cyberthreats targeting financial institutions in 2020 and share the company’s predictions for 2021.

    In addition, threat researchers Anchises Moraes from Banco C6 S.A., Olaf Schwarz from Austrian Energy CERT and George Dragusin from Cetelem will join the discussion and tap into Kaspersky’s financial threat predictions for 2021, presenting different angles and his view on what the future will bring.

    During the webinar, attendees will learn about key events that happened in 2020, as well as the latest techniques and tactics used by targeted attack groups who specialize in stealing money from financial institutions.

    This webinar is part of 2021 predictions webinar series. Click below to join the next webinars of the series:

    episode 2: healthcare threats, https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/463864
    episode 3: ICS threats, https://www.brighttalk.com/webcast/15591/464178
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  • Pandemic. Fraud. Banks. Analyzing the main cyber-fraud activity of 2020 Recorded: Jan 28 2021 44 mins
    Claire Hatcher, Head of Business Development, Kaspersky Fraud Prevention
    The COVID-19 pandemic affected many lives and, one way or another, everyone has had to adapt. For some, this situation has even been beneficial, such as online fraudsters. We have determined the main fraud activity from the past year and reviewed how 2020 affected businesses’ spending on online security. During our webinar, we will dive deep into cases of telefraud, analysis of user behavior, phishing scams amid the pandemic, global fraud statistics and more.
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  • Kaspersky’s Advanced Targeted Threat Predictions For 2021 Recorded: Jan 26 2021 63 mins
    Ariel Jungheit, David Emm and Costin Raiu, security researchers, Kaspersky Global Research and Analysis Team
    2020 shook the world and presented new challenges – in cybersecurity and beyond. The changes that happened this year will undoubtedly affect everyone – from small businesses to large enterprises. In this webcast, Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team will highlight the key trends they’re seeing in the threat landscape and present their predictions of what we should expect to happen in the cybersecurity realm in 2021.

    During the session, Ariel Jungheit, David Emm and Costin Raiu will highlight the key evolutions to keep an eye on and outline what they mean for the security industry and international cyberspace.

    They will delve into the major trends of threat actors’ tactics, overall technical developments and other game-changers that will affect the global threat landscape.

    Read the APT predictions for 2021 report here: https://securelist.com/apt-predictions-for-2021/99387/
    Watch now
  • GReAT Ideas. Powered by Croissant. Baguette edition. Recorded: Jan 25 2021 103 mins
    Researchers from Kaspersky's GReAT and Warren Mercer from Cisco Talos
    GReAT Ideas is back this winter with more cyberthreat research and top-notch expertise, alongside light-hearted talks on the latest developments in the field of cybersecurity, shared in a cozy informal atmosphere. Executed by security researchers from Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), who specialize in uncovering APTs, cyber-espionage campaigns, major malware and underground cyber-criminal trends across the world, the event is designed to exchange knowledge, support and inspire the community.

    The event will kick off with a fireside chat about recent cyber-incidents that shook the world. The special Baguette edition (a name suggested by our speakers) of the event will feature presentations by our Paris-based GReAT team – as, we all need a bit of French charm in our lives.

    Here is what you will learn during this webinar:
    What’s on: fireside chat with Warren Mercer from Talos and Brian Bartholomew from Kaspersky
    Mercenaries’ tricks: what did DeathStalker hide between two ferns? by Pierre Delcher
    A primer on reversing Delphi binaries by Ivan Kwiatkowski
    TinyCheck: bug smartphone spyware at network level by Felix Aime
    Watch now
  • Remote working in 2020: lessons learnt Recorded: Jan 25 2021 50 mins
    Dmitry Galov, Security Researcher, Global Research and Analysis Team, Kaspersky
    As we roll into 2021, still self-isolating and working from home, Kaspersky researchers set out some key takeaways from the shift to remote working over the past year, and share their recommendations to help organizations improve associated security measures.

    During 2020, the way organizations operate has changed drastically. A major shift to remote working and increased digitization of businesses has brought new challenges. On the one hand, managers were forced to look into how to keep employees productive; on the other, work-life balance improved for some workers.

    IT experts had to tackle a variety of tasks – swiftly and on a large scale – from moving operations to the digital realm, to setting up remote access and reliable networks. Unsurprisingly, cybercriminals also adapted to the change of environment and focused on new threat angles.

    Dmitry Galov, security researcher at Kaspersky, will take a look at the challenges organizations faced when dealing with remote working and share key learnings that we can apply in 2021, as the current work-from-home model remains the primary choice for many organizations.

    In this webinar you will learn:

    • Where the biggest threats in remote working lie – from RDP to conference apps
    • How a bring-your-own device policy might affect security
    • The positive effects of remote working on employees
    • How to improve your organization’s security for remote workers
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  • How EDR can help you manage specific cybersecurity cases Recorded: Jan 21 2021 59 mins
    Nikita Zaychikov, Senior Product Marketing Manager; Eric Payne, Presales Manager
    Many call Endpoint Detection and Response the new de facto standard in endpoint protection, even for medium-sized businesses. Better visibility, root cause analysis capabilities and faster mean time to respond are designed to enhance security and boost confidence. But what is EDR *really* good for? How can *you* use it? And how to avoid spending your whole day managing it?

    During the webinar we'll take a look at a number of EDR use cases to answer these questions and to identify how it can help your organization stay safe in the modern cyber-threat landscape.
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  • GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS: threat actors advance on new fronts Recorded: Jan 19 2021 152 mins
    Global Research and Analysis Team, Kaspersky
    The third edition of ‘GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS’, a series of talks held by security researchers from Kaspersky’s GReAT (Global Research and Analysis Team), will conclude this summer with an even more lively discussion, sharing the latest expertise and new hot topics in the cybersec world.
    Just like before, ‘GReAT Ideas’ will arm you with information about the threat landscape, including the most recent cases and techniques used in the cybersecurity world, directly from the experts themselves. Enjoy over two hours of presentations and discussions on cutting edge tools, current projects and the most recent APTs discovered by GReAT.
    In this webinar you will learn:
    •Looking for sophisticated malware in IoT devices by Noushin Shabab
    •Cyber-mercenaries: a private intelligence service goes on the hunt by Maher Yamout, Ivan Kwiatkowski and Pierre Delcher
    •Not so TransparentTribe: new tools and mobile APT campaigns by Giampaolo Dedola
    •HolyWater: a unique insight into a recent water-holing campaign by Ivan Kwiatkowski, Pierre Delcher and Felix Aime
    •Using Twitter for open-source intelligence during the COVID-19 pandemic by Santiago Pontiroli
    Watch now
  • No two attacks are identical: a year in incident response Recorded: Jan 18 2021 64 mins
    Dr. Serge Droz, Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST); Chris Kubecka, HypaSEC; Ayman Shaaban, Kaspersky
    Daily interaction with organizations that seek assistance with full-scale incident response helps Kaspersky’s Incident Response Team understand the latest cyberthreat trends. After analyzing data containment, digital forensics investigations and malware analysis, as well as helping to improve security processes following incidents, the team now has a great knowledge base with statistical data of recent incidents.

    After this panel discussion with experts from different organizations, attendees will understand the latest trends in attack scenarios and the details of some of the most noteworthy cases they faced. This session will be of special interest to representatives of financial organizations, government agencies, and industrial bodies, as well as others.

    Webinar's speakers:
    • Chris Kubecka, CEO and Founder of HypaSEC, previously established security after Shamoon attack against Saudi Aramco in 2012 – will discuss how global corporates manage cyber risk and what should be changed in their approach to the incident response
    • Ayman Shaaban, Digital Forensics and Incident Response Manager of Kaspersky Global Emergency Response Team (GERT) – will share his knowledge, based on his day-to-day experiences. He will present statistical analysis of recent incidents, the most frequent reasons why the Kaspersky incident response service was requested, and tools used in the attacks
    • Dr. Serge Droz, Chair of the Board of directors of the Forum of Incident Response and Security Teams (FIRST) and seasoned incident responder working at Proton Technologies, will share his vision of global incident response as well as some interesting cases from his practice.
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  • GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS: threat hunting and new techniques Recorded: Jan 11 2021 164 mins
    GReAT Team
    Get the inside scoop on GReAT, Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis team, which works on uncovering APTs, cyber-espionage campaigns, major malware, ransomware and underground cyber-criminal trends across the world.

    ‘GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS’ is a series of talks held by GReAT and aimed at sharing their latest expertise on hot tech topics. Inspired by the regular team internal meet-ups, as well as by the Security Analyst Summit’s friendly atmosphere of exchanging knowledge, this series will empower you with information about the threat landscape, the most recent cases and techniques used in the cybersecurity world, directly from the experts themselves.

    Here is what you will learn during this webinar:
    14:00Clearing the WellMess: a technical look at recent attacks
    by Brian Bartholomew
    14:25Threat hunting in new kicks: using VirusTotal code similarity with KTAE by Ariel Jungheit
    14:50Cloud Snooper – detecting a Linux rootkit at scale by Pierre Delcher
    15:15GReAT thoughts: Awesome IDA Pro Plugins by Boris Larin
    15:40Unmasking COVID-19 cyber-badness: content filtering at a worldwide level by Dmitry Bestuzhev and Fabio Assolini
    16:00AMA session
    16:30End of program
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  • GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS: malware attribution and next-gen IoT honeypots Recorded: Jan 5 2021 127 mins
    GReAT researchers: Costin Raiu, Kurt Baumgartner, Denis Legezo and Kaspersky's Honeypot Team
    Get the inside scoop on GReAT, Kaspersky’s Global Research and Analysis team, which works on uncovering APTs, cyber-espionage campaigns, major malware, ransomware and underground cyber-criminal trends across the world.

    ‘GReAT Ideas. Powered by SAS’ is a series of talks held by GReAT and aimed at sharing their latest expertise on hot tech topics. Inspired by the regular team internal meet-ups, as well as by the Security Analyst Summit’s friendly atmosphere of exchanging knowledge, this series will empower you with information about the threat landscape, the most recent cases and techniques used in the cybersecurity world, directly from the experts themselves.

    Here is what you will learn during this webinar:

    Linking attacks to threat actors: case studies

    In this talk, Kurt Baumgartner will examine recent APT alerts and discussions, and how to get the jump on how or why this malware is connected with past activity. In particular, we will start with 2020 Kwampirs and Lazarus reporting and present details on these malware techniques.

    Threat hunting with Kaspersky’s new malware attribution engine

    Kaspersky introduces a new malware attribution engine, which has evolved from an internal tool used by Kaspersky’s GReAT. This technology was already leveraged in the investigation of a number of renowned APT campaigns, such as TajMahal, ShadowHammer, ShadowPad and Dtrack. See how it works in a demo by Costin G. Raiu, the director of GReAT

    Microcin-2020: GitLab programmers ban, async sockets and the sock

    In this current campaign, the threat actor Microcin is still using steganography, keeping his interest in diplomatic entities, but has improved the last-stager in an interesting way. Learn about it directly from Denis Legezo, the researcher who analyzed it.

    The next generation IoT honeypots

    Kaspersky Honeypots Team will show you the techniques and new kicks in the next generation of honeypot infrastructure being developed by Kaspersky
    Watch now
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