Volt Typhoon: T1059 Commands and Scripting Detection is a course that equips learners with the skills to detect and mitigate the techniques attackers use to gather information on compromised systems. Based on the MITRE ATT&CK framework’s T1059 technique, this course covers essential strategies for detecting commands executed on a compromised system. The use of native binaries presents a challenge for detection as most Windows commands are not considered malicious therefore wouldn’t throw an alert. Ideal for security professionals and IT personnel, this course strengthens your ability to combat advanced cyber threats.
Author Name: Michael Teske
Author Description:
Michael Teske is a principal security author with Pluralsight helping people build their skills toolkit. Michael has 25+ years of experience in the IT Ops/Cloud/Cybersecurity industry including 17 of those years as an IT instructor at a technical college, focusing on Microsoft server infrastructure, security and automation. Michael attained his MBA with an emphasis in Computer Information System Security several years ago. Michael still keeps up with the industry as an independent consultant in … more