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One team One Fight With Christopher Peacock

Episode 22 of the Hacker Valley Blue podcast, hosted by Hacker Valley Media, titled "One team One Fight With Christopher Peacock" was published on April 15, 2022 and runs 52 minutes.

April 15, 2022 ·52m · Hacker Valley Blue

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Summary

In this episode of Hacker Valley Blue, host Davin is joined by Christopher Peacock, a Detection Engineer at SCYTHE, to discuss all things blue team. Christopher explores why asset management is a great security starting point for small organizations and why advanced persistent threats (APTs) are becoming increasingly difficult to defend against. He emphasizes the importance of red and blue team collaboration and takes time to share his career advice to those looking to break into the field.   Guest Bio:  Chris is an Adversary Emulation - Detection Engineer at SCYTHE, specializing in Purple Team Exercises and Detection Engineering. His previous experience includes multiple roles such as Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, Cyber Threat Hunter, Tier 3 SOC Analyst, Incident Responder, Cyber Security Consultant, and Purple Team Lead. He previously worked at Raytheon Intelligence & Space as well as General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems. Additionally, he has experience in multiple industries, including Energy, Finance, Healthcare, Technology, and Defense. Current certifications include GCTI, GCFA, GCED, eJPT, and CSIS.   Links:  Thank you to our friends at Axonius and Uptycs for sponsoring this episode! Stay in touch with Christoper Peacock on LinkedIn Connect with Davin Jackson on LinkedIn and Twitter Watch the live recording of this show on our YouTube Continue the conversation by joining our Discord Check out  Hacker Valley Media and Hacker Valley Blue

Episode Description

In this episode of Hacker Valley Blue, host Davin is joined by Christopher Peacock, a Detection Engineer at SCYTHE, to discuss all things blue team. Christopher explores why asset management is a great security starting point for small organizations and why advanced persistent threats (APTs) are becoming increasingly difficult to defend against. He emphasizes the importance of red and blue team collaboration and takes time to share his career advice to those looking to break into the field.

 

Guest Bio: 

Chris is an Adversary Emulation - Detection Engineer at SCYTHE, specializing in Purple Team Exercises and Detection Engineering. His previous experience includes multiple roles such as Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst, Cyber Threat Hunter, Tier 3 SOC Analyst, Incident Responder, Cyber Security Consultant, and Purple Team Lead. He previously worked at Raytheon Intelligence & Space as well as General Dynamics Ordnance and Tactical Systems. Additionally, he has experience in multiple industries, including Energy, Finance, Healthcare, Technology, and Defense. Current certifications include GCTI, GCFA, GCED, eJPT, and CSIS.

 

Links: 

Thank you to our friends at Axonius and Uptycs for sponsoring this episode!

Stay in touch with Christoper Peacock on LinkedIn

Connect with Davin Jackson on LinkedIn and Twitter

Watch the live recording of this show on our YouTube

Continue the conversation by joining our Discord

Check out  Hacker Valley Media and Hacker Valley Blue

 

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