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Proactive Threat Hunting in Red Hat Environments With CrowdStrike

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CrowdStrike’s 2021 Global Threat Report identified significant nation-state-based targeted attacks and operations focused on cloud environments. These attacks have been observed from mature adversaries in China, Iran, Democratic People's Republic of Korea (DPRK), Russia, eCrime groups and others.

Based on these observations, this webinar from CrowdStrike steps through modern Linux Malware attacks in Red Hat environments with the CrowdStrike Falcon platform. You'll hear directly from CrowdStrike Solution Architects as they walk through a series of demos including using CrowdStrike’s newly certified Ansible Collection to deploy and configure the Falcon sensor on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) hosts.

The discussion will include the latest threat intelligence relating to Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) and Indicators of Attack (IOAs) and how to hunt for malicious activity in Red Hat environments.

CrowdStrike's Solution Architects will demonstrate:

  • How to use Red Hat Ansible to automate the deployment of CrowdStrike’s Falcon Sensor using CrowdStrike’s certified Ansible Collection on Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) hosts.
  • Once RHEL hosts are deployed with CrowdStrike’s Falcon Sensor, we will execute live exploits using modern Malware attacks to demonstrate proactive threat-hunting processes for RHEL-based endpoints.
Carlos Matos
Solution Architect - CrowdStrike Inc.
Carlos Matos is a Cloud Solution Architect at CrowdStrike where he designs and implements solutions with cloud service providers and cloud ISVs to integrate and certify CrowdStrike products on partner platforms. He’s also responsible for enriching CrowdStrike’s growing open-source tooling and community to better improve the experience for developers and customers. Prior to CrowdStrike, he was a Solution Architect at Red Hat where he worked with internal product teams and, externally, with the United States Government and open source communities to improve the adoption of government readiness tooling such as ComplianceAsCode.
Musa Musayev
Engineering Manager of Cloud Integrations - CrowdStrike Inc.
Musa Musayev is an Engineering Manager at CrowdStrike, where he leads a team responsible for building service integrations with cloud service providers and containerized applications. His team is also responsible for building and maintaining the SDKs that support CrowdStrike's Falcon platform. Before CrowdStrike, Musa was an Engineering Manager at Deloitte, responsible for developing a rich ecosystem of microservices that supported the global footprint of Deloitte's internal and go-to-market initiatives.

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