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EPISODE · Jul 30, 2024 · 32 MIN

Noah McDonald of Google Cloud

from Modern Cyber with Jeremy Snyder

In this episode of Modern Cyber, Jeremy meets with Noah McDonald from Google Cloud to talk about the intricacies and best practices of incident response in cloud environments. Noah shares valuable insights into identifying and mitigating cyber threats, the importance of understanding your environment's architecture, and the critical role of logging and threat modeling. The discussion covers the challenges of responding to breaches, the process of forensic analysis, and the importance of timely and transparent communication with clients. Filmed live at fwd:cloudsec 2024 in Arlington, Virginia, this is an episode you don't want to miss. About Noah McDonaldNoah is an experienced security engineer at Google Clou where he helps clients optimize and secure their cloud environments. He is also an Advisory Board Member at Fulton-Montgomery Community College, contributing to cybersecurity education. Previously, he held key roles at Palo Alto Networks Unit 42 and EY, where he provided advanced digital forensics and cybersecurity consulting services. With a strong background in both technical and advisory capacities, Noah is a respected professional in the cybersecurity industry.

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