Hands-on labs and training are table stakes for IT, especially cybersecurity training. Most concerning is the lack of safe ways to get experience with malicious attacks and techniques that attackers use to compromise environments. When cyberattacks happen at work, it is often the first time you’re seeing that data in that format, and it can be tough to identify. Security sandboxes provide a safe way to emulate attackers’ techniques in an automated fashion and allow you to use various tools to identify the attacks rapidly. Techniques are changing constantly, and the time and approval it takes to stand up a safe lab environment are monumental, if not impossible to accomplish in some organizations. Instead, security sandboxes spin up in minutes, are completely isolated, and allow you to rapidly gain experience. This kind of rapid learning loop helps learners keep up with a quickly changing field.
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Aaron M. Rosenmund is a cybersecurity operations subject matter expert, with a background in federal and business defensive and offensive cyber operations and system automation. Leveraging his administration and automation experience, Aaron actively contributes to multiple open- and closed-source security operation platform projects and continues to create tools and content to benefit the community. As an educator and cybersecurity researcher at Pluralsight, he is focused on advancing cybersecurity workforce and technologies for business and national enterprises alike. In support of the Air National Guard, he contributes those skills part time in various initiatives to defend the nation in cyberspace. His certifications include GIAC GCIA, GIAC GCED, CCNA Cyber Operations, Pentest+, CySa+, and CASP. Find him online at AaronRosenmund.com and @arosenmund “ironcat.”