Join us on Wednesday, August 20, 2014 at 11:30am for our latest webinar, “Introduction to Malware Analysis” presented by Peter Morin.

With the consistent increase in the use of malware as an attack vector, having the ability to analyze worms, bots and trojans have become a necessity for organizations. Using in-the-wild samples, this hands-on lab will allow attendees to gain an understanding of the concepts and techniques necessary to analyze the malware they come across in their organizations. Topics include: What is malware? Review of various types. How criminals, nation states and hacktivists are using malware. Static vs. dynamic malware analysis. Understanding malware behavior – how to detect and monitor. Understanding code analysis techniques. Setting up a malware analysis lab – Tools and tricks. Using tools to analyze malware such as OllyDBG, OllyDump, Process Monitor, Wireshark, RegShot, RedLine, etc.

Peter Morin is a Senior IT Security Specialist with  Bell Aliant. His  position focuses on information security risk  management, penetration  testing, cyber threat response, application  code analysis, malware  analysis, and computer forensics. Peter has over  18 years of in-depth  information technology experience in the fields  of enterprise computing  and networking with an emphasis on IT security,  application development,  business continuity, incident response and  forensics. Prior to Bell  Aliant, Peter has held positions with KPMG LLP  and Ernst & Young LLP  as Senior Manager in their IT Security, Risk  Advisory & Forensic  practices, as well as worked with numerous  tech start-up companies and  various government and military agencies.  Peter is a frequent speaker on  the subject of critical infrastructure  protection, risk management,  penetration testing, malware analysis and  forensics and has presented at  numerous events held by the HTCIA, Black  Hat, DEFCON, PMI, Computer  Security Institute, Interop, SANS, and  ISACA. Peter is a frequent guest  lecturer at numerous colleges and  university throughout North America  and has also been featured in  numerous publications including SC  Magazine. Peter sits on numerous  executive boards including the High  Technology Crime Investigation  Association International Board of  Directors, ISC2, and ISACA –  Atlantic  Provinces Chapter. Peter holds numerous security-related  designations  including the CISSP, CISA, CGEIT, CRISC, and GCFA.

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