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Tuesday, October 26 • 3:00pm - 4:45pm
Sneaky Defense Evasion: Windows 10 Security Bypassed
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Description:
Today's cybercriminals have a hard time: antiviruses, whitelisting, intrusion detection systems, etc. are used by many companies around the world. However, the number of security incidents is on the rise. While defenders implement security features, attackers learn to bypass them. Defenders should also learn evasion technics to keep up with attackers.

Get insights on Windows 10 security bypass in this advanced scenario-based session.

Live demos only!

The session contains:
  • Preparing the payload. Microsoft Defender AV Evasion
  • Downloading the payload. Attack Surface Reduction bypass
  • Executing the payload. Abusing Applocker configurations
  • What about Powershell payloads? AMSI bypass
  • Covering the tracks. Ransomware vs Controlled Folder Access

What you will learn:
  • Well-known built-in Windows security configurations may be bypassed
  • Defender for Endpoint should be implemented
  • Built-in Windows security may be configured and monitored better
Speakers
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Rod Trent

Senior Program Manager, Microsoft
Rod Trent is a Senior Program Manager for Microsoft focused on security and AI. He is a husband, dad, and first-time grandfather. He spends his spare time (if such a thing does truly exist) simultaneously watching Six Million Dollar Man TV show episodes and writing KQL queries.
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Sergey Chubarov

Ethical Hacker
Sergey Chubarov is a Security and Cloud Expert, Instructor with 15+ years' experience on Microsoft technologies.His day-to-day job is to help companies securely embrace cloud technologies.He has certifications and recognitions such as Microsoft MVP: Microsoft Azure, Offensive Security... Read More →

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Tuesday October 26, 2021 3:00pm - 4:45pm EDT
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