Vectra AI Attack Labs: Understanding Modern Attacks (3-episode series)

#1713144: Vectra AI Attack Labs: Understanding Modern Attacks (3-episode series)

Description:	Join Vectra AI for a three-part Attack Lab that breaks down modern attacks into three 30-minute digestible sessions. Our threat hunters and incident responders will walk through how adversaries enter, hide, and move inside enterprise networks — using real-world attack patterns, live demos, and threat hunting playbooks you can apply immediately. Summary Episode 1: Initial Access - How do attackers get in the network? November 20, 2025 at 11:00 AM EST, 11:00 AM CET, or 11:00 AM SGT ‍How do attackers get in? We’ll dissect the most common entry vectors — phishing, credential compromise, exposed services, supply-chain and attacker tooling — and demonstrate how each leaves subtle signals in network and cloud telemetry. Learn practical detection strategies, prioritized alerts that matter, and the earliest containment steps to stop a breach before it escalates. ‍ Episode 2: Persistence - How do attackers hide in the network? December 10, 2025 at 11:00 AM EST, 11:00 AM CET, or 11:00 AM SGT ‍How do attackers stay hidden? We’ll show the techniques adversaries use to establish long-term footholds — stealthy implants, living-off-the-land techniques, scheduled tasks and covert accounts — and how to surface persistence with behavior-based analytics. Walk away with playbooks for threat hunting, evidence collection, and removing persistence while eliminating blind spots. ‍ Episode 3: Lateral Movement - How do attackers move in the network? January 21, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST, 11:00 AM CET, or 11:00 AM SGT How do attackers move through the network? See how attackers pivot, escalate privileges, and harvest data across hosts and clouds. Through this lab we’ll map attacker paths, highlight cross-environment indicators, and demonstrate rapid triage and containment techniques to reduce blast radius and accelerate remediation. ‍ What to expect Concise, analyst-led briefings with real world examples. Actionable detection patterns and hunting queries you can run immediately. Real incident playbooks: from detection → investigation → containment → remediation. Q&A with Vectra threat hunters and product experts. Who should attend: security operations, threat hunters, SOC managers, incident responders, and CISOs who need pragmatic, hands-on techniques to find and stop modern adversaries. Short, practical, and tactical — this Attack Lab gives your team the playbooks and signals to find attackers earlier and reduce investigation time.
More info:	https://www.vectra.ai/webinars/understanding-modern-attacks

Description:

Join Vectra AI for a three-part Attack Lab that breaks down modern attacks into three 30-minute digestible sessions. Our threat hunters and incident responders will walk through how adversaries enter, hide, and move inside enterprise networks — using real-world attack patterns, live demos, and threat hunting playbooks you can apply immediately.

Summary
Episode 1: Initial Access - How do attackers get in the network?
November 20, 2025 at 11:00 AM EST, 11:00 AM CET, or 11:00 AM SGT

‍How do attackers get in? We’ll dissect the most common entry vectors — phishing, credential compromise, exposed services, supply-chain and attacker tooling — and demonstrate how each leaves subtle signals in network and cloud telemetry. Learn practical detection strategies, prioritized alerts that matter, and the earliest containment steps to stop a breach before it escalates.
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Episode 2: Persistence - How do attackers hide in the network?
December 10, 2025 at 11:00 AM EST, 11:00 AM CET, or 11:00 AM SGT

‍How do attackers stay hidden? We’ll show the techniques adversaries use to establish long-term footholds — stealthy implants, living-off-the-land techniques, scheduled tasks and covert accounts — and how to surface persistence with behavior-based analytics. Walk away with playbooks for threat hunting, evidence collection, and removing persistence while eliminating blind spots.
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Episode 3: Lateral Movement - How do attackers move in the network?
January 21, 2026 at 11:00 AM EST, 11:00 AM CET, or 11:00 AM SGT

How do attackers move through the network? See how attackers pivot, escalate privileges, and harvest data across hosts and clouds. Through this lab we’ll map attacker paths, highlight cross-environment indicators, and demonstrate rapid triage and containment techniques to reduce blast radius and accelerate remediation.
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What to expect
Concise, analyst-led briefings with real world examples.
Actionable detection patterns and hunting queries you can run immediately.
Real incident playbooks: from detection → investigation → containment → remediation.
Q&A with Vectra threat hunters and product experts.
Who should attend: security operations, threat hunters, SOC managers, incident responders, and CISOs who need pragmatic, hands-on techniques to find and stop modern adversaries.

Short, practical, and tactical — this Attack Lab gives your team the playbooks and signals to find attackers earlier and reduce investigation time.

More info:

https://www.vectra.ai/webinars/understanding-modern-attacks

Date added	Nov. 23, 2025, 7:40 p.m.
Source	vectra
Subjects	AI/ML - Artificial Intelligence / Machine Learning / GenAI / Artificial General Intelligence - AGI - Various PodCasts / Webcast / Webinar / eSummit / Virtual Event etc.
Venue	Nov. 20, 2025, midnight - Jan. 21, 2026, midnight