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In this episode, Chris Hadnagy and Ryan MacDougall are joined by Jason Frank. Jason has an extensive background in helping both government and Fortune 100 organizations, and has served a course instructor for the Black Hat security conference. Jason is now currently the COO at SpecterOps, where he is accountable for execution of the company. He oversees the Adversary Simulation and Detection delivery capabilities, where he helps clients to understand, detect, and respond to adversaries. May 17, 2021
00:00 – Intro
Social-Engineer.com
Social-Engineer.org
InnocentLivesFoundation.org
Human Hacking Book
Vishing as a Service (VaaS)
Phishing as a Service (PHaaS)
HumanHackingBook.com
Slack Channel
@HumanHacker on Twitter
CLUTCH
03:05 – Podcast Guest Jason Frank Intro
03:22 – Jason at BlackHat
03:30 - SpecterOps
04:34 – How Jason got to where he is
08:50 – Curiousity and motivation born from failing at a CTF
09:50 – Adversary Simulation – why is Jason using this phrase?
12:32 – Where are we in the current security culture?
16:11 – How to get attention of stakeholders, what concepts do you put in play?
18:03 – Reactive vs. Proactive
21:56 – How can corporations prepare for and mitigate attacks?
23:39 – What are the business repercussions of not letting machines talk to each other, and only the server?
25:45 – What are the more recent attacks you’ve seen coming up that people should be looking for?
28:14 – Knowledge bombs – terminology that people can look up to recognize “low hanging fruit” they may be missing – Bloodhound
30:00 – Cycles where certain things can be exploited such as ActiveDirectory
30:50 – What other things do companies need to be watching for
32:14 – PowerShell
33:44 – What are some action steps that corporations should start taking right now?
34:51 – Colleagues Jason respects most in the industry
36:50 – Jason's Book Recommendations
38:31 – Wrap-Up
@jasonjfrank on Twitter
Jason J Frank on LinkedIn
@joemontmania on Twitter (Ryan MacDougall)
@HumanHacker on Twitter (Chris Hadnagy)
@InnocentOrg on Twitter (Innocent Lives Foundation)
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In this episode, Chris Hadnagy and Ryan MacDougall are joined by Jason Frank. Jason has an extensive background in helping both government and Fortune 100 organizations, and has served a course instructor for the Black Hat security conference. Jason is now currently the COO at SpecterOps, where he is accountable for execution of the company. He oversees the Adversary Simulation and Detection delivery capabilities, where he helps clients to understand, detect, and respond to adversaries. May 17, 2021
00:00 – Intro
Social-Engineer.com
Social-Engineer.org
InnocentLivesFoundation.org
Human Hacking Book
Vishing as a Service (VaaS)
Phishing as a Service (PHaaS)
HumanHackingBook.com
Slack Channel
@HumanHacker on Twitter
CLUTCH
03:05 – Podcast Guest Jason Frank Intro
03:22 – Jason at BlackHat
03:30 - SpecterOps
04:34 – How Jason got to where he is
08:50 – Curiousity and motivation born from failing at a CTF
09:50 – Adversary Simulation – why is Jason using this phrase?
12:32 – Where are we in the current security culture?
16:11 – How to get attention of stakeholders, what concepts do you put in play?
18:03 – Reactive vs. Proactive
21:56 – How can corporations prepare for and mitigate attacks?
23:39 – What are the business repercussions of not letting machines talk to each other, and only the server?
25:45 – What are the more recent attacks you’ve seen coming up that people should be looking for?
28:14 – Knowledge bombs – terminology that people can look up to recognize “low hanging fruit” they may be missing – Bloodhound
30:00 – Cycles where certain things can be exploited such as ActiveDirectory
30:50 – What other things do companies need to be watching for
32:14 – PowerShell
33:44 – What are some action steps that corporations should start taking right now?
34:51 – Colleagues Jason respects most in the industry
36:50 – Jason's Book Recommendations
38:31 – Wrap-Up
@jasonjfrank on Twitter
Jason J Frank on LinkedIn
@joemontmania on Twitter (Ryan MacDougall)
@HumanHacker on Twitter (Chris Hadnagy)
@InnocentOrg on Twitter (Innocent Lives Foundation)
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