OSINT: Not Just Offensive - SANS Blue Team Summit

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Speaker: David Mashburn, Certified Instructor, SANS Institute

Open source intelligence (OSINT) is often considered an offensive tactic, as attackers seek to leverage publicly available information to tailor attacks to a specific environment. However, savvy defenders can use OSINT techniques and data to enhance security operations. We’ll dig into some specifics for using open source intel as a defensive tool.

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The Blue Team Summit features presentations and panel discussions covering actionable techniques, new tools, and innovative methods that help cyber defenders improve their ability to prevent and detect attacks.



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