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Rapid Recognition and Response to Rogues | SANS Security Operations Summit 2019

Learning from Breach Reports to Improve Cross-platform Endpoint Monitoring | SANS SOC Summit 2019

Cyber Threats to Electric Industry - What You Need to Know | STAR Webcast

Cloud Security Automation: From Infrastructure to App | SANS Cloud Security Summit 2019

Virtuous Cycles: Rethinking the SOC for Long-Term Success | SANS Security Operations Summit 2019

Build Effective Cybersecurity Team Skills | SANS Team-Based Training

The State of Cloud Security: How Does Your Organization Compare? | SANS Cloud Security Summit 2019

A SOC Technology/Tools Taxonomy – And Some Uses for It | SANS Security Operations Summit 2019

Who Done It? Gaining Visibility and Accountability in the Cloud | SANS Cloud Security Summit

SANS Institute & Trace Labs partner on an OSINT Missing Persons CTF challenge at SANS CDI 2019

Keep it Flexible: How Cloud Makes it Easier and Harder to Detect Bad Stuff | SANS Cloud Summit

SPECIAL WEBCAST: What you need to know about the Crypt32.dll / CryptoAPI Flaw

Mental Models for Effective Searching | SANS Security Operations Summit 2019

Lessons Learned Applying ATT&CK-Based SOC Assessments | SANS Security Operations Summit 2019

What you Need To Know About The Critical Citrix Gateway (Netscaler) Vulnerability CVE-2019-19781

Introducing Core NetWars Continuous 2

Not giving credit where credit is due - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Including details most readers don't need - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Escalating tensions in difficult situations - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Using FUD to cause anxiety - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Not using parallel structure - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Using more words than necessary - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Applying Inconsistent formatting - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Including indecipherable graphics - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Overstuffing the paragraphs - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

Burying the Main Point - Common Cybersecurity Writing Mistakes

John Hubbard - How were you introduced to SANS?

John Hubbard -If you’ve completed a 500-level course should you still give thought to taking SEC450?

John Hubbard - How to determine whether SEC401 or SEC450 is best?

John Hubbard - Will SEC 450 carry a certification?

John Hubbard - At the end of the SEC450 course, what do students come away with?

John Hubbard - What are some of the key tools covered in SEC450?

John Hubbard - A high level walk through of each day of the SEC450 course

John Hubbard - Who exactly was the SEC450 course designed for?

John Hubbard – About the SEC450: Blue Team Fundamentals course

John Hubbard - How long did it actually take you to write the SEC450 course?

John Hubbard - Did you interview other analysts and dial back to your days as an analyst?

John Hubbard - Why were you the one to create a course for new Blue Teamers?

John Hubbard - How did teaching at SANS come about?

John Hubbard - key things that helped him rise from being an analyst to becoming a SOC manager

John Hubbard - some of the early challenges as a young SOC analyst

John Hubbard - aspirations of becoming an engineer

Introducing John Hubbard

Security Awareness Recognition Program | SANS Security Awareness Summit

The Creative Process Behind Fun, Low-Budget Videos | SANS Security Awareness Summit

How to Build Your Own Escape Room | SANS Security Awareness Summit

Online Digital Scavenger Hunt: Engaging Security Awareness | SANS Security Awareness Summit

Latest Techniques in Hacking the Human | SANS Security Awareness Summit