APJ | WEBINAR
The Big Ruse
Wednesday, August 14, 2024
9 am SGT | 11 am AEST | 1 pm NZST
Join Infoblox Threat Intel as they discuss groundbreaking research into Chinese organized crime.
Join Infoblox Threat Intel as they discuss groundbreaking research into Chinese organized crime. In this panel discussion, researchers will share details of how a single anomalous domain name led them to unravel a clever criminal ruse and sophisticated internet infrastructure. This work leveraged DNS fingerprints, reverse engineering, and good old-fashioned investigation skills to tie online crimes to physical world ones unveiling layers of deception. More details of this work will be available before the webinar.
Meet the Presenters
Renée Burton
Vice President of Threat Intelligence, Infoblox
Dr. Renée Burton is the head of threat intelligence at Infoblox. She spent 22 years at the National Security Agency (NSA) in various roles related to intelligence and data science before joining Infoblox in 2018. Renée manages a global team of researchers who provide the DNS intelligence content for the Infoblox security products.
Maël Le Touz
Senior Threat Researcher, Infoblox
After studying financial crimes and money laundering, Maël has pivoted to cybersecurity and earned a master’s degree from IE in 2018. He briefly worked as a consultant before joining Infoblox as a threat researcher. Since then he has been involved in the tracking and unmasking of numerous DNS threat actors, including Decoy Dog and Prolific Puma.
Jacques Portal
Threat Researcher, Infoblox
Jacques studied for a BSc in Computer Science with a focus on Data Analysis and Cyber-Security; followed by an MS in Cyber-Security with a specialty in System Design and Analysis. He briefly worked as a security consultant before starting as a threat researcher for Infoblox in 2022. He mainly focuses on developing automated threat detection systems and data analysis.
Elena Pugna
Threat Hunter Specialist, Infoblox
Elena Puga is a Threat Researcher at Infoblox. As part of the Infoblox Threat Intel team, she uses her experience to gather the intelligence that fuels our products, enabling our customers to stay ahead of the ever-evolving threat landscape. She is a firm believer in the proactive approach encapsulated in the Threat Hunting motto: “In Threat Hunting, we stay proactive to stay ahead. Anticipate threats before they impact.”. She has a Bachelor's degree in Software Engineering and a Master's degree in Cybersecurity.