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The Future of Security Operations

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

May 10, 2022
37:29

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.

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