Jay Beale
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Greater Seattle Area United States
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CTO, and COO at InGuardians; Book Author and Series Editor; Creator of Bastille Linux; Black Hat Trainer, O'Reilly Security Review Board Member
Industry
Technology / Software / Internet
Website
http://www.InGuardians.com
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Jay Beale is a information security specialist, well known for his work on mitigation technology, specifically in the form of operating system and application hardening. He's written two of the most popular tools in this space: Bastille UNIX/Linux, a system lockdown and audit tool that introduced a vital security-training component, and the Center for Internet Security's Unix Scoring Tool. Both are used worldwide throughout private industry and government. Through Bastille and his work with the Center, Jay has provided leadership in the Linux system hardening space, participating in efforts to set, audit, and implement standards for Linux/Unix security within industry and government. In ...
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Crypto-Jacking, Ransomware & Worming Malware's Frightening Future (Keynote and BrightTalk Threat Hunting series talk)

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Red Team Methodology - A Naked Look

Jason Lang • 4 years ago

The Travelling Pentester: Diaries of the Shortest Path to Compromise

Will Schroeder • 7 years ago

DevOps with Kubernetes

EastBanc Tachnologies • 7 years ago

Security best practices for kubernetes deployment

Michael Cherny • 7 years ago

OWASP AppSecCali 2015 - Marshalling Pickles

Christopher Frohoff • 9 years ago

Startups are Hard. Like, Really Hard. @luketucker

Empowered Presentations • 8 years ago

AWS Survival Guide

Ken Johnson • 7 years ago

Hacking Z-Wave Home Automation Systems

SensePost • 10 years ago

Yet Another Dan Kaminsky Talk (Black Ops 2014)

Dan Kaminsky • 9 years ago

Slug 2009 06 SELinux For Sysadmins

PaulWay • 14 years ago

CoreOS automated MySQL Cluster Failover using Galera Cluster

Yazz Atlas • 8 years ago

PowerShell for Penetration Testers

Nikhil Mittal • 11 years ago

When you don't have 0days: client-side exploitation for the masses

Michele Orru • 10 years ago

hackcon2013-Dirty Little Secrets They Didn't Teach You In Pentesting Class v2

Chris Gates • 10 years ago

Black Ops of TCP/IP 2011 (Black Hat USA 2011)

Dan Kaminsky • 12 years ago

Applied Detection and Analysis Using Flow Data - MIRCon 2014

chrissanders88 • 9 years ago

BlueHat 2014 - The Attacker's View of Windows Authentication and Post Exploitation

Benjamin Delpy • 9 years ago

Abusing Microsoft Kerberos - Sorry you guys don't get it

Benjamin Delpy • 9 years ago

Veil-Ordnance

VeilFramework • 9 years ago

BH Arsenal '14 TurboTalk: The Veil-framework

VeilFramework • 9 years ago

Defcon - Veil-Pillage

VeilFramework • 9 years ago
Personal Information
Organization / Workplace
Greater Seattle Area United States
Occupation
CTO, and COO at InGuardians; Book Author and Series Editor; Creator of Bastille Linux; Black Hat Trainer, O'Reilly Security Review Board Member
Industry
Technology / Software / Internet
Website
http://www.InGuardians.com
About
Jay Beale is a information security specialist, well known for his work on mitigation technology, specifically in the form of operating system and application hardening. He's written two of the most popular tools in this space: Bastille UNIX/Linux, a system lockdown and audit tool that introduced a vital security-training component, and the Center for Internet Security's Unix Scoring Tool. Both are used worldwide throughout private industry and government. Through Bastille and his work with the Center, Jay has provided leadership in the Linux system hardening space, participating in efforts to set, audit, and implement standards for Linux/Unix security within industry and government. In ...
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inguardians cryptojacking cryptomining malware ransomware information security
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