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The podcast currently has 54 episodes available.
In this episode of Detection at Scale, Jack speaks to Thijn Bukkems, Threat Hunting Lead at Grammarly. Thijn shares his expertise on building a robust security intelligence program, emphasizing the importance of leveraging existing resources and adapting current tools to enhance threat detection.
Thijn discusses the value of working backwards from response strategies to design effective detection mechanisms. He also highlights the necessity of collaboration across teams, urging listeners to avoid silos in decision-making to uncover unexpected insights.
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In this episode of Detection at Scale, Jack speaks with Saksham Tushar, Head of Security Operations & Threat Detection Engineering at CRED, about the challenges of compliance in a high-growth environment. Saksham shares their strategy for automating security processes and enriching data to enhance threat detection.
He emphasizes the importance of verifying automated outcomes to ensure accuracy. Saksham also covers how CRED uses Python libraries for efficient incident response and the significance of contextual understanding in security incidents. With a focus on streamlining compliance and leveraging intelligence, Saksham provides valuable insights into building a robust security operations framework in a rapidly evolving landscape.
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In this special episode of Detection at Scale, Jack welcomes security experts Dan Cao, Engineering Manager of Security Incident and Response at Netflix, and returning guest Josh Liburdi, Staff Security Engineer at Brex. They discuss the rise of developer-centric security solutions and the ongoing balance between utilizing big platforms like CrowdStrike and bespoke tools — the build versus buy dilemma.
They highlight the importance of fundamental skills and critical thinking in security engineering, emphasizing the need for continual learning and adaptability. Dan and Josh also share insights on building effective security teams and the significance of mentorship and team culture in fostering innovation and resilience in an evolving tech landscape.
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Dan Cao on LinkedIn
Josh Liburdi on LinkedIn
In this episode of Detection at Scale, Jack speaks to Alessio Faiella, Director of Security Engineering & Security Operations at ThoughtSpot, to discuss building forward-looking security programs for 2024.
Alessio dives into the dynamic and ephemeral nature of modern security environments and the importance of understanding the nuances of the product and user base. He also highlights how ThoughtSpot leverages AI to enhance detection and response capabilities. Additionally, Alessio shares insights on codifying playbooks and prioritizing core focuses to ensure a robust cybersecurity posture.
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In this episode of Detection at Scale, Jack speaks to Roger Allen, Senior Director, Global Head of Detection and Response at Sprinklr, to explore the complexities of running a modern SOC. Roger shares his expertise on prioritizing alerts with contextual understanding, the importance of crafting a robust data strategy, and preventing team burnout.
From integrating adversary testing to ensuring team alignment with organizational goals, Roger also offers actionable insights and practical advice for enhancing cybersecurity defenses.
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In this episode of Detection at Scale, Jack welcomes Christopher Watkins, Senior Staff Cloud Security Engineer at WP Engine, to discuss innovative logging solutions and efficient data management across multiple cloud platforms. Chris reveals how WP Engine leverages native tools and robust API gateways to streamline logging processes.
He shares strategies for cost-effective threat hunting, such as optimizing large-scale queries through table partitioning. Chris also emphasizes the importance of mental and physical well-being, and the role of community support in maintaining a sustainable career in cybersecurity.
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In this episode of Detection at Scale, Jack Naglieri chats with Darren LaCasse, Director of Threat Intelligence, Incident Response, & Threat Detection at Elastic. Darren offers insights into the innovative project around detection as code, shedding light on the methodologies Elastic employs to enhance security operations.
Darren touches on the challenges of managing massive amounts of data, the importance of prioritization in security tasks, and how automation has revolutionized their response strategies. He also shares practical advice on conducting gap analyses to focus on what truly matters.
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In this episode of the Detection at Scale podcast, Jack speaks to Daniel Wiley, Head of Threat Management and Chief Security Advisor at Check Point Software, to discuss the intricacies of balancing technology and human analytics in cybersecurity.
Daniel shares his experiences in building three successful internal startups at Check Point and emphasizes the importance of continuous learning throughout one’s career. He also touches on effective incident response strategies for small- to medium-sized businesses, and the vital role of adaptable data schemas in managing large-scale security operations.
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In our latest episode of Detection at Scale, Jason Waits, CISO at Inductive Automation, shares insights learned in his journey from network administration to cybersecurity and the importance of SCADA systems.
He dives into the value of automation, ML, and AI in security operations, highlighting the need for asking the right questions for efficient data analysis. Jason also discusses building a security team with a focus on detection and response, leveraging automation for faster investigations.
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In our recent special Hot Ones-style episode of Detection at Scale, Panther CEO Will Lowe and Founder & CTO Jack Naglieri sit down to taste hot sauces and talk hot topics in the field of cybersecurity. Jack shares his evolution from security professionals to founders, emphasizing the importance of experience and understanding attacker profiles.
Jack also gives his insights on the foundational skills to becoming a detection engineer, including building detection engineering functions and having war room experience. He also discusses the evolving role of AI in the security field, such as its usefulness in generating code for detection programs.
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Resources Mentioned: Jack Naglieri’s Substack
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