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Brian talks this week about making innovative security awareness trainings at your organization (I mentioned earlier on twitter about how I offered free concert tickets at mine). After than, around the 20 minute mark, to end, you'll here the segment I contributed.
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Here are the complete show notes from Brian & me:
Nov 23, 2017
This week is a bit of a short show, as Ms. Berlin and Mr. Boettcher are out this week for the holiday.
I wanted to talk about something that I've started doing at work... Creating training... custom training that can help your org get around the old style training.
Also, we got some community audio from one of our listeners! "JB" went to a SANS event in Berlin, Germany a few weeks ago, and talked to some attendees, as well as Heather Mahalick (@HeatherMahalik), instructor of the FOR585 FOR585: Advanced Smartphone Forensics"
Take a listen and we hope you enjoy it!
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---Show notes (from Bryan and JB)---
Ms. Berlin in New Zealand
Mr. Boettcher with the family
Training
What makes us despise training so much?
Cookie cutter
Scenarios do not match environments
Speaking is a little too perfect
Flash based
UI is horrible
Outdated
Easy questions
Infosec training is worse
2 hours of training each year
Not effective
Why not make your own?
Been doing it at work
No more than 7 minutes
Custom made
Tailored for your own company
Do you training like a talk at a con
Time limit: 7 (no more than 10 minutes)
Create some slides (5-7 slides)
Do it on a timely topic
Recent tabletop exercise results
Recent incident response
Phishing campaign
Script or no-script required
Sometimes talking plainly can be enough
https://screencast-o-matic.com/ - Windows (free version is 7 minutes long)
Quicktime - OSX (free) (Screenflow)
Handbrake (convert to MKV or MP4)
Microphone (can use internal microphones if you have a quiet place)
[begin notes: SANS Berlin REMOTE segment]
corresp. JB
reach jb at
(@cherokeejb_) on brakesec slack, twitter, & infosec.exchange
--link to all trainers and info from archive SANS Berlin 2017 https://www.sans.org/event/berlin-2017/
--pre-NetWars chat with the SEC 503 class:
-what do you like about SANS conference
-european privacy laws, even country to country!
-biggest priority for next year: building a SOC, working together with sales, asset management, constant improvement, password reuse
--special BrakeSec members only cameo
--“bring your own device” interview with an Information Security/forensics professional
password elimination or no reuse
--interview with Heather Mahalik (@HeatherMahalik)
-“game over” whatsapp, unpatched android, other known-historically weak tools as “assume breach of mobile”
-interesection of network forensics and mobile
-open source tools and the lack of, how to judge your tools
-Heather’s recent blog
-getting into mobile, decompiling, etc.
-number one topic for next year: encryption for Andriod 8 Oreo, iOS 12
-“most popular android is still v4.4”
Heather’s blog we mentioned
link to the book Heather mentioned:
--link to blog mentioned, jb’s initial reflections on SEC 503
JBs blog main link, or if you’re not a fan of linkedin
small featured music clips used with permission from YGAM Records, Berlin
“Ж” by the artist Ōtone (Pablo Discerens), (c)(p)2016
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