Virtual Reality in Cyber Security

I just read an article on virtual reality (VR) in cyber security and how VR can be used in a SOC. Image taken from original post The post basically says that VR helps the SOC be less of an expensive room you have to operate by letting a company take the SOC virtual. Okay. I […]

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AI in Cyber Security – Where We Stand & Where We Need to Go

I have been talking about artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in cyber security quite a bit lately. My latest two essays you can find as guest posts on TowardsDataScience and DarkReading. Following is a summary of the latest AI and ML posts with quick summaries: Machine Learning and AI – What’s the Scoop […]

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Startup Marketing

You are an enterprise software startup. You are in the security space. Your company is still early, trying to sign its first 10, maybe 40 customers. What should you be doing for marketing? What works? What doesn’t? What approaches yield the biggest return for your investment? These are some questions that I have been pondering […]

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An Incomplete Security Big Data History

Earlier today I was giving the keynote at ACSAC 2017. This year’s theme of the conference is big data for security. As part of my keynote, I talked about the history of big data in security. Following is the slide I put together: This is by no means a complete picture, but I tried to […]

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Security Chat 4.0 in Zurich

Last week I organized the 4th iteration of the Security Chat – an informal gathering of security people in Zurich. The format are 10-15 minute presentations that anyone can submit for. In good tradition, we had a great line up again: Steve Micallef – OSINT and The New Perimeter – his tool is available for […]

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Unsupervised Machine Learning in Cyber Security

After my latest blog post on “Machine Learning and AI – What’s the Scoop for Security Monitoring?“, there was a quick discussion on twitter and Shomiron made a good point that in my post I solely focused on supervised machine learning. In simple terms, as mentioned in the previous blog post, supervised machine learning is […]

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Machine Learning and AI – What’s the Scoop for Security Monitoring?

The other day I presented a Webinar on Big Data and SIEM for IANS research. One of the topics I briefly touched upon was machine learning and artificial intelligence, which resulted in a couple of questions after the Webinar was over. I wanted to pass along my answers here: Q: Hi, one of the biggest […]

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Visualization – Big Data – Analytics – BlackHat US Workshop

Visual Analytics Workshop at BlackHat Las Vegas 2017. Sign up today! Once again, at BlackHat Las Vegas, I will be teaching the Visual Analytics for Security Workshop. This is the 5th year in a row that I’ll be teaching this class at BlackHat US. Overall, it’s the 29th! time that I’ll be teaching this workshop. Every […]

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