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Red Teaming – PTMS #2

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1. Red Teaming – PTMS #2

The second episode of Security Weekly's podcast mini-series with PlexTrac "Getting the Real Work Done in Cybersecurity" focuses on Red Teaming! The group - along with special guest Tyler Robinson - discuss the ins and outs of the offensive side of security. Topics covered on the show include the importance of goal-setting for red teamers, how a red team helps you hit your evolving security goals, and much more.

This segment is sponsored by Plextrac. Visit https://securityweekly.com/plextracseries to learn more about them!

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Guest

Director of Offensive Security & Research at Trimarc Security, Founder & CEO at Dark Element

As the Managing Director of Offensive Security & Research at Trimarc, Tyler leads a team of high-performance security professionals within the offensive security field by simulating sophisticated adversaries and creating scalable offensive security platforms using the latest techniques as seen in the wild. With over 2 decades of experience, Tyler specializes in Red Teaming, APT threat modeling, blackbox network penetration testing, and Physical/Social-Engineering. Tyler has presented at multiple conferences including BSides, DefCon and Blackhat panels, SANS security events and to multiple branches of the military.

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Founder / CEO & President at PlexTrac
Principal Security Researcher at Eclypsium
Vice President of Success at PlexTrac

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