What’s It Like to be a High-End Red Team Member? — CyberSpeak Podcast
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On this episode of the CyberSpeak with InfoSec Institute podcast, David “Moose” Wolpoff, co-founder and CTO of Randori, a nation-state caliber attack platform, talks about a day in the life of a high-end Red Team Operations professional.
In the podcast, Wertkin and host Chris Sienko discuss:
- How did you get started in computers and security? (1:05)
- How did you get interested in more high-intensity forms of security like red teaming? (1:55)
- What is a red team and how is it different from similar roles? (3:00)
- What makes a good member of a Red Team? (5:15)
- Is there a deadline for your attacks? (6:50)
- What qualifications or experiences do you need to be qualified as a Red Team member? (8:15)
- How does a Red Team actually work? (8:55)
- Are there any common Red Team methodologies? (11:00)
- Tell us about the physical aspects of Red Teaming? (12:25)
- What types of companies employ Red Teams? (13:45)
- Is it typically expected that a Red Team will get past the company’s defenses? (14:55)
- Is it possible to go too far with Red Teaming? (16:00)
- How do your report your findings to the company? (17:40)
- Why has Red Teaming received such a boost of interest lately? (19:10)
- Tell us about the Randori platform and how it works. (20:55)
- What’s the future of Red Teaming? (22:05)
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*** This is a Security Bloggers Network syndicated blog from InfoSec Resources authored by Jeff Peters. Read the original post at: http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/infosecResources/~3/IQG1wGsf5YI/
