Maggie MacAlpine is a security strategist at Cybereason and one of the co-founders of the DEF CON Voting Village. Over the course of ten years spent in the field of cybersecurity, MacAlpine has been a contributing researcher on the “Security Analysis of the Estonian Internet Voting System” in partnership with the University of Michigan, co-author of the DEF CON Voting Village annual reports, and appeared in the HBO documentary “Kill Chain”. She has been a speaker on cybersecurity threats at various conferences including DEF CON, the Diana Initiative, ShmooCon Hacker Conference, PacSec Tokyo and in presentations to Capitol Hill.
JJ Cranford is part of Cybereason's Product team, primarily responsible for the go-to market strategy of the Cybereason platform of products for endpoint protection, detection and response. Prior to joining Cybereason, JJ spent nearly a decade at Guidance Software (later OpenText by acquisition), where he was responsible for the EnCase suite of products for endpoint security, DFIR and forensic investigations. JJ provides insight and expertise into market trends, industry challenges and solutions in the areas of ransomware protection, incident response, endpoint security, and risk management.
The MITRE ATT&CK Framework is one of the most powerful resources security practitioners can use to develop robust defenses against adversaries. This webinar is designed to show you how you can take the framework and build more powerful defenses without requiring decades of cybersecurity experience...
Join us for this live webinar as we delve into new research findings about the risk to organizations from ransomware attacks that occur on weekends and holidays and how you can better prepare to defend against them...
