Hello everyone, I'm Aaron Rosenmund,
a full-time cyber security author for Pluralsight,
focused on security operations and incident response and a part-time member
of the Florida International Guard where I focus on the development and
implementation of defensive cyber operations.
As a cyber operations specialist,
you're always looking for the next evolution of threat that will test your
defenses or cleverly hide from your instant response procedures.
And in this course,
I'm especially interested in the onset of fileless malware
and have teamed up with a fellow author,
Tyler Hudak, to gain some insight in this area.
This is Tyler Hudak.
I do incident response as my primary job and am a Pluralsight author.
With my job,
I get to see a number of different techniques that attackers are
using to compromise organizations all over the world.
One of the things I've seen being used more and more are fileless attacks.
Because of this,
it has become necessary for security analysts and
organizations to understand these attacks,
and more importantly, how to detect them.
We are going to cover the reality of the term fileless; why
it has become a popular method for exploitation of
attackers; as well as the policies, settings,
logs, and tools used to detect this behavior.
By the end of this course, you will know what fileless malware is,
what some of these attacks look like,
and what you and your organization needs to do in order to detect these attacks.
I hope you will join us in this Play by Play to learn more about fileless
malware behavior and detection with Hunting Fileless Malware,
at Pluralsight.