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The Digital Trail | The Moonshot Podcast
This episode of The Moonshot Podcast includes an interview with Stairwell founder Mike Wiacek alongside Stephen Gillett, and Shapor Naghibzadeh from Chronicle to discuss how they built a digital immune system for cybersecurity, using Google-scale data analysis to detect anomalous activity and combat global threats.
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Security practitioners rely on a combination of structured intelligence resources and investigative tools during real investigations. Published threat reports provide context about known campaigns and actors. YARA rule libraries give hunters detection patterns to apply against file corpora. Malware analysis reports from trusted research teams document specific samples in depth. Case studies from peer organizations provide practical examples of how similar teams applied tools and techniques in real incident scenarios.
Security practitioners rely on a combination of structured intelligence resources and investigative tools during real investigations. Published threat reports provide context about known campaigns and actors. YARA rule libraries give hunters detection patterns to apply against file corpora. Malware analysis reports from trusted research teams document specific samples in depth. Case studies from peer organizations provide practical examples of how similar teams applied tools and techniques in real incident scenarios.
Security practitioners rely on a combination of structured intelligence resources and investigative tools during real investigations. Published threat reports provide context about known campaigns and actors. YARA rule libraries give hunters detection patterns to apply against file corpora. Malware analysis reports from trusted research teams document specific samples in depth. Case studies from peer organizations provide practical examples of how similar teams applied tools and techniques in real incident scenarios.
