Johannes Gilger's guest appearances

Johannes Gilger

The Cyberlaw Podcast

The Future of Security Operations

Elon Musk

Bill Barr

Matthew Green

Shane Harris

Jeff Bezos

Kevin Kelly

Jason Brown

Sheldon Whitehouse

Edward Snowden

Bruce Schneier

Tony Sager

Rob Reid

Patrick Henry

John Markoff

Jason Barnes

OwlTail

In our fourth episode of the Future of Security Operations Podcast,  Thomas speaks with Johannes Gilger— CEO and founder of urlscan, a URL and website scanner that enables users to take a look at the individual resources that are requested when a site is loaded. Prior to founding urlscan, Johannes was the managed the Threat Intelligence Automation team at CrowdStrike Topics discussed in this episode: What urlscan is and how it works. Why Johannes founded urlscan and why he thinks the security community is so collaborative.  Johannes journey that eventually led to founding urlscan and why he decided to leave Crowdstrike to focus his attention on urlscan.  How automation transforms security investigations.  What urlscan users get wrong about automation.  The #1 piece of advice Johannes has for security operations teams getting started with automation.  Tips for customer-facing brands to reduce their attack target size.  What future security challenges will look like in the years ahead and how organizations can use automation to get prepared for what’s next. 

<p>In our fourth episode of the Future of Security Operations Podcast,  Thomas speaks with <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/in/johannesgilger/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Johannes Gilger</a>— CEO and founder of <a href="https://urlscan.io/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">urlscan</a>, a URL and website scanner that enables users to take a look at the individual resources that are requested when a site is loaded. Prior to founding urlscan, Johannes was the managed the Threat Intelligence Automation team at CrowdStrike</p> <p>Topics discussed in this episode:</p> <ul><li>What urlscan is and how it works.</li> <li>Why Johannes founded urlscan and why he thinks the security community is so collaborative. </li> <li>Johannes journey that eventually led to founding urlscan and why he decided to leave Crowdstrike to focus his attention on urlscan. </li> <li>How automation transforms security investigations. </li> <li>What urlscan users get wrong about automation. </li> <li>The #1 piece of advice Johannes has for security operations teams getting started with automation. </li> <li>Tips for customer-facing brands to reduce their attack target size. </li> <li>What future security challenges will look like in the years ahead and how organizations can use automation to get prepared for what’s next. </li></ul>

urlscan’s Johannes Gilger: How Automation Can Free Up Resources and Streamline Security Investigations

Adam Kozy

In our eighty-eighth episode of the Steptoe Cyberlaw Podcast, Stewart Baker and Michael Vatis discuss: Safe Harbor developments; TPP Aims To Spread US-Style IP Protections Overseas; and UK privacy office claims that the right to be forgotten is working out just fine. In our second half we have an interview with Adam Kozy and Johannes Gilger, of Crowdstrike. They expand on their 2015 Blackhat talk about China’s deployment of Great Firewall infrastructure to hijack American and Taiwanese computers and use them in a DDOS attack against Github. The views expressed in this podcast are those of the speakers and do not reflect the opinions of the firm.

Interview with Adam Kozy and Johannes Gilger