How Attackers Steal Credentials to Gain Stealthy Access to Your Organization

In this on-demand webinar, you will learn:

The break down an identity attack piece by piece
Actionable insights to defend your organization against cyber attacks

Watch Now

* Required

First Name *

Last Name *

Business Email *

Title *

Select Country *

Phone Number *

Company Name *

Company Size *

Key

Understanding that Cisco Systems, Inc. operates globally, along with various Affiliates and Suppliers, I agree that Cisco may transfer my personal information outside of mainland China to other countries, including the United States, for the purposes of processing my request. See Cisco's Online Privacy Statement for more information, or reach out to us using Cisco's Privacy Request form.

This form is optimized for use with JavaScript.
For residents of countries other than the United States: By clicking the submit button below, you are providing your consent for our sales team to contact you by phone. If you do not wish to provide your consent, please do not submit this form.

For residents of Mainland China, South Korea or Vietnam only: Cisco Systems, Inc. is a global organization that leverages third parties (e.g., Affiliates, Partners, and Suppliers) to facilitate its business operations. By clicking the submit button below, you are providing your consents to transfer your personal information outside of Mainland China and to sharing your data with third parties. If you do not wish to provide your consents, please do not submit this form. See Cisco’s Online Privacy Statement for more information, or reach out to us using Cisco’s Privacy Request form.

Cisco would like to use your information above to provide you with the latest offers, promotions, and news regarding Cisco products and services. You can unsubscribe at any time. See Cisco's Online Privacy Statement for more information.

Yes, I would like to be contacted by email.

I am an MSP, IT Provider or Reseller.

You’ve no doubt heard the phrase, “Attackers don’t hack anyone these days. They log on.” By obtaining (or stealing) valid user account details, an attacker can gain access to a system, remain hidden, and then elevate their privileges to “log in” to more areas of the network.

As a result of the level of access stolen credentials can provide, the use of valid accounts is prevalent across the threat landscape. Not only is it the second most common MITRE ATT&CK tactic, but the rise of MFA and an increase in basic phishing awareness means adversaries have gotten more creative. Often, this ends with the user being targeted for possible manipulation as part of an “insider attack.”

But don't worry, at Duo, we've got you. To illustrate ways in which security practitioners can help defend against the techniques employed in credential stealing attacks, this webinar will break down an identity attack piece by piece. There will also be a discussion of methods and mechanisms to prevent or detect these techniques to stop breaches or limit their impact.

Presenter Info

William Largent, Security Threat Researcher, Cisco Talos

William Largent is a threat researcher for Cisco Talos, with over 23 years of experience in information security. William previously worked for the Cisco IPS Signature team where he researched vulnerabilities and wrote signatures for Cisco security products. Previous to the Cisco IPS Signature team, William worked for Cisco Remote Managed Services, where he provided vendor-agnostic managed security services. William has three awesome kids and the world’s most patient wife.

Hazel Burton, Content Development Manager, Cisco Talos

Hazel Burton is part of Cisco Talos' Strategic Communications team and has been in the cybersecurity industry for over 10 years. She creates materials and content to keep Cisco customers informed of the latest threats, and produced a documentary on Talos' work in Ukraine to protect critical infrastructure from cyber attacks.

Ted Kietzman, Product Marketing Manager, Cisco Duo

Ted researches trends in the cybersecurity industry with a focus on identity and access management. He has particular interest in the adoption of passwordless authentication and identity threat detection and response. He has experience working for both large cyber companies and small startups. He has an MBA from Emory University and a Bachelor's Degree in Physics from Bowdoin College.