Join Threat Stack & 19,000 InfoSec Professionals at Black Hat USA 2019

Security Research & Strategy, Threat Stack Use Cases
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Booth #2009 | August 7 – 8 | Las Vegas, NV

Hope we see you at Black Hat next week for one of the world’s leading info security events. The show has something for everyone — research, training, latest trends, networking opportunities, a broad range of security products & solutions presented by Black Hat sponsors — and as always — fantastic social events.  

Threat Stack is a proud Silver Plus sponsor this year, and we’re bringing out our A-Team of security and compliance experts.  Read more “Join Threat Stack & 19,000 InfoSec Professionals at Black Hat USA 2019”

Your Guide to AWS re:Inforce 2019

AWS Security, Cloud Security Professional Development
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AWS re:Inforce 2019 | June 25–26, 2019 | Boston, MA

Attending cloud security conferences is critical for cloud security professionals, and AWS is stepping up to the plate with AWS re:Inforce — its first-ever conference focused exclusively on cloud security.

This event will benefit security professionals who need the latest technical know-how and is a must for anyone who works with security in the cloud, especially those who work with AWS. It’s going to be a worthwhile event for security professionals, developers, systems architects, engineers, decision-makers, and more.

(For more helpful resources to help you stay at the top of your profession, visit our guide to the best cloud security training resources and our favorite cloud security podcasts.) Read more “Your Guide to AWS re:Inforce 2019”

The Best Cloud Security Conferences to Attend in 2019

AWS Security
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Securing any cloud infrastructure is a big job. You need to be constantly up to date on skills, tools, and technology, as well as the vulnerabilities and threats that crop up continuously. When it comes to security, becoming stagnant is not an option. A good cloud security professional only remains on top by keeping up with the latest cloud security trends, emerging threats, and best practices.

That’s where cloud security conferences come in, bringing together top experts, cloud security thought leaders, and industry professionals to share tips, tricks, and the latest tactics for bolstering cloud security in the modern landscape.

With the spring conference season kicking off, we’ve rounded up 40 cloud security conferences, grouped by quarter, so you can easily plan your schedule for 2019. For the most part, we’ve focused on North America — but keeping in mind that security is a global issue, of course — we’ve also included a few key events that are being held in other locations.

(For more first rate resources on cloud security, visit our list of the 50 best cloud security training resources, or subscribe to some of our favorite cloud security podcasts to stay on top of the latest cloud security news, emerging threats, and best practices.)

Before jumping into the 2019 conference offerings, take a look at one of the shows we’re most excited about — the new AWS re:Inforce Conference that’s coming up right in our backyard (Boston, MA) on June 25 and 26. Read more “The Best Cloud Security Conferences to Attend in 2019”

Visualizing Detection & Remediation in the Cloud With Graylog — Webinar Recap

Security Research & Strategy
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If you’re on a Security team, chances are you may be able to leverage some of the Operations team’s existing tools for log management and SIEM. That was certainly the case with Threat Stack’s use of Graylog.

On June 22, Sam Bisbee, Threat Stack’s CSO, joined Lennart Koopmann, the founder and CTO of Graylog, to discuss how Threat Stack moved from a manual logging system with data silos and a lack of overall visibility, to using centralized log management and a SIEM to create a holistic picture of our cloud infrastructure security — incorporating data from our own systems as well as third-party applications to cost-effectively create real-time actionable security intelligence.

During the webinar, Sam and Lennart addressed key questions including the following:

  • Why host your own log management system?
  • What drove the need for a SIEM?
  • How did Threat Stack unify its data across various platforms?
  • How did Threat Stack make our security intelligence actionable?

Here’s a recap of the discussion which, I hope, will be helpful if you’re evaluating log management or SIEM vendors for inclusion in your SecOps tech stack. Read more “Visualizing Detection & Remediation in the Cloud With Graylog — Webinar Recap”