UltraViolet Cyber

If you're in cybersecurity and anywhere near Grapevine, Texas, Pickle N Cyber is where you’ll want to be on April 2. ?? We’re bringing together security pros for a laid-back evening of conversation, connection, and a few friendly rallies on the court. Let’s strengthen the connections that make our industry stronger. ?? Chicken N Pickle – Grapevine, TX April 2, 2024 4:00 – 7:00 PM Spots are filling up! Register now:

Headed to Boise ISSA 2025? Here’s one session you can’t afford to miss: ??? Forecast: Cloudy With a Chance of Shells April 2, 2025 | 11:00–11:50 AM ?? Room 110 B | Track C Join Aaron Haymore, Cloud Security Training Specialist at UltraViolet Cyber, for a hands-on cloud security session diving deep into offensive and defensive tactics for AWS SNS. What you’ll learn: - How attackers enumerate and exploit AWS SNS subscriptions - Defensive strategies to harden your infrastructure - Real-world tradecraft from red teaming and cloud consulting - Practical takeaways to strengthen your cloud defenses Aaron brings years of real-world experience, from 0-day coordination to SOC engineering, and teaches advanced penetration testing at Ensign College . This session is built for security pros ready to level up their offensive and defensive cloud skills. ??? Check out the full conference lineup: https://lnkd.in/gpr87J5h #BoiseISSA #CloudSecurity #AWS #RedTeam #BlueTeam #Cybersecurity #OffensiveSecurity #DefensiveSecurity #HandsOnTraining #UltraVioletCyber

Alert fatigue isn’t a tech issue, it’s an engineering problem. Security teams need detections that are?automated, tested, version-controlled, and fast. That’s the promise of?Detection-as-Code. Join?UltraViolet Cyber’s President Atif Ghauri?and?Head of Engineering Jason Bertman?for a?live virtual event?on how Detection-as-Code is transforming threat detection and response. ?Learn how to: ? Apply software development practices to detection engineering ? Automate detection deployment across environments ? Combine detection and response workflows with SOC-as-Code ? Scale faster with real-world use cases April 3, 2025?|?1 PM ET | 10 AM PT Register now: https://lnkd.in/ggH7dkeD

??? Calling all cybersecurity picklers in the Dallas-Fort Worth area!????? Cyber threats move fast and so does pickleball. Both require agility, strategy, and the right team to win. Join?us for?Pickle N Cyber, an evening of networking and friendly pickleball competition. Whether you’re here to play or want to connect with industry peers, this event is all about strengthening the relationships that drive cybersecurity forward. ??? Chicken N Pickle – Grapevine, TX ?? April 2, 2024 ? 4:00 – 7:00 PM Space is limited, reserve your spot now!? https://lnkd.in/gbgGK7H3

Cybersecurity is a team sport. One built on strong partnerships, collaboration, and trust.????? ? Events like this remind us that?technology alone doesn't drive great security - people do. Looking forward to more opportunities to connect, strengthen our partnerships, and have a little fun along the way! #AdobeLife #Cybersecurity #UltraVioletCyber

The best SOCs don’t chase every alert. They focus on the right ones. The quality of your detections determines how efficiently your SOC can respond to threats. That’s where Detection-as-Code comes in, allowing security teams to continuously refine detections, automate tuning, and adapt to evolving threats in real-time. What makes an alert actionable? ? Relevant Context: Enrich alerts with key details (like IP reputation or past activity) to speed up triage. ? Precision Over Volume: Fine-tuned detections reduce false positives and keep analysts focused. ? Smarter Filtering: Removing noise means teams can prioritize real threats faster. Sharper detections don’t just improve response times, they strengthen your entire security posture.

UltraViolet Cyber is hosting Detection-as-Code: Engineering Faster, Smarter Threat Detections. Make sure to attend it on April 3. This is a must see to know where SOC and MDR is going.

Your SOC is drowning in alerts. The solution? Better detection engineering. Join UltraViolet Cyber President Atif Ghauri and Head of Engineering Jason Bertman for a live virtual event on how Detection-as-Code is transforming security operations. What you'll learn: ?? Why Detection-as-Code is the new standard for modern security teams ?? How to engineer detections like software with automation, version control, and testing ?? The power of SOC-as-Code, combining detection and response for faster mitigation ?? Real-world use cases of how security teams are scaling threat detection effectively ?? April 3, 2025 ? 1 PM ET | 10 AM PT ?? Live Virtual Event Security teams are under pressure to detect and respond faster than ever. This session will show you how. ?? Register now: https://lnkd.in/ggH7dkeD #DetectionAsCode #SOCasCode #ThreatDetection #Cybersecurity #MDR #SecurityOperations

Is your cybersecurity stack solving problems or creating them? With the average organization managing 43 security tools (and 5% managing over 100), inefficiencies and overlaps dominate. ?? Enter Managed Detection and Response (MDR)—the key to turning a sprawling security stack into a cohesive, high-performing machine. By consolidating SIEM, SOC, and Offensive Security capabilities into one streamlined solution, MDR eliminates inefficiencies and ensures your defenses work smarter, not harder. UltraViolet’s MDR service integrates seamlessly with your existing SIEM, EDR, and cloud platforms—whether it’s Splunk, SentinelOne, Elastic, or countless others. Instead of replacing your investments, UV amplifies their value to create a unified, efficient, and powerful defense. ? The bonus? Proactive threat hunting, aligned with the MITRE ATT&CK framework, ensures no adversary goes unnoticed, leveraging advanced techniques to uncover potential threats before they can cause damage. Learn how UltraViolet MDR transforms your security posture while maximizing your security investments: https://buff.ly/fEF2cqL

“Your USPS package wasn’t delivered. Click here to reschedule.” Seems harmless, right? It’s not. Attackers use AWS Simple Notification Service (SNS) to send these scams at scale, bypassing spam filters and tricking users into handing over their credit card details. By exploiting SNS privilege escalation, they gain control over notification topics and move laterally within AWS environments, turning a legitimate cloud service into a highly effective phishing weapon. ?? Aaron Haymore, Cloud Security Training Specialist at UV, explains how they pull it off. Want the full breakdown? Learn how to attack, and therefore protect, AWS SNS infrastructure in our on-demand training: https://buff.ly/4hzwXP8