The last couple of years have seen a tremendous growth in cloud adoption. Every organisation has some cloud usage, using either a mixture of in-house and public cloud or they are fully cloud based. This unprecedented adoption of technologies has opened gaping holes in an organisation’s security landscape. Whilst moving to the cloud is a sensible move because vendors are taking an increasingly larger responsibility in being more proactive towards security, it also opens organisations up to be more severely punished for their mistakes.
In this demo filled webinar, we will discuss various scenarios where cloud based technologies have given opportunities to attackers that have resulted in catastrophic repercussions for the company involved.
We will look at ways to exploit these cloud environments from an attackers point of view, covering various phases of attack from enumeration to exploitation, through the escalation of privileges and ending with a complete ownage of the cloud network.
Anant Shrivastava is an information security professional with 12+ yrs of corporate experience with expertise in Network, Mobile, Application and Linux Security. He is the Technical Director for NotSoSecure Global Services. During his career has been a speaker and a trainer at various international conferences (Black Hat -USA, ASIA, EU, Nullcon, c0c0n and many more). Anant also leads Open Source projects Android Tamer (www.androidtamer.com) and CodeVigilant (www.codevigilant.com). He also maintains the archive portal : hackingarchivesofindia.com. In his free time he likes to participate in open communities targeted towards spreading information security knowledge such as null (null.community). His work can be found at anantshri.info
Don Shin is a security Marketing Strategist who is passionate about simplifying the complex to solve real problems. He has extensive experience with application, database, and network security technologies, having served in various roles at Imperva, A10 Networks, AlienVault, Ixia, BreakingPoint, and others.