Wes Widner - Lessons Learned from Analyzing Terabytes of Malware

Overview: We'll record the mic also. You want to turn you on? Test. Test. We're going. OK, we have reached the last talk in this particular track. And I think we may have saved us last. So we actually do have a 5 o'clock slot in red and in blue 1. But this will be the last talk in this particular track. So thanks, y'all, for sticking it out this afternoon. Our final speaker, I'll just get out of the way and introduce Wes Parker. All right. Thanks, Bill. This song was actually written for me several months

Key Topics: ago. So just a little bit of background, because Phil asked for some background. And I guess I do need to provide a little bit of explanation to Al. this talking about how I'm here and all that. I'm actually from the U.S. area. We moved up to Atlanta and I joined the global threat intelligence team for Mackey up there. That's where my security industry experience really started. That was the tendency of joining big data analytics to threat intelligence. So fast forward, not fast, but a little bit, but about five years after that, at Roman Norris to create their malware pipeline. The initial r

Technical Details: equirements in malware pipeline were really fuzzy. Just get a whole bunch of malware