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Detecting and responding to stealer malware in 2024

Stealer malware was widespread in 2023, and the adversaries continue to use the malware today. Join this webinar to learn about capabilities of common stealers, how to detect the malware, and how to respond.

While you’re on, enjoy lunch on us! We’ll send you a GrubHub gift card to order lunch from your favorite restaurant.

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Thu., May 30, 2024

12pm ET (60 mins.)

Virtual

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Stealer malware was widespread in 2023, and the adversaries continue to use the malware today. Join this webinar to learn about capabilities of common stealers, how to detect the malware, and how to respond.

While you’re on, enjoy lunch on us! We’ll send you a GrubHub gift card to order lunch from your favorite restaurant.

 

Attendees with walk away with the following:

  • An overview of the most prevalent info-stealers from 2023 into 2024 and who they target
  • Detection opportunities and mitigation guidance for specific stealer behavior, including some for macOS
  • Tips for preventing unauthorized access
  • Lunch on Red Canary
MEET THE SPEAKER
 
Tony Lambert
Senior Malware Analyst
Tony is a professional geek who loves to jump into all things related to detection and digital forensics. After working in enterprise IT administration and detection engineering for several years, he now applies his DFIR skills to research malware, detect malicious activity, and recommend remediation paths. Tony is a natural teacher and regularly shares his findings and expertise through blogs, research reports, and presentations at conferences and events.
Tony is a professional geek who loves to jump into all things related to detection and digital forensics. After working in enterprise IT administration and detection engineering for several years, he now applies his DFIR skills to research malware, detect malicious activity, and recommend remediation paths. Tony is a natural teacher and regularly shares his findings and expertise through blogs, research reports, and presentations at conferences and events.
 
 
 
 
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