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APRIL 19, 2023• RESOURCES • UPCOMING WEBINARS



RED CANARY MAC MONITOR: A NEW, FREE TOOL FOR GATHERING MACOS TELEMETRY

The free-to-use software is intended to help researchers monitor and analyze
macOS system events, much like ProcMon for Windows systems.

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Wed., April 19, 2023

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The free-to-use software is intended to help researchers monitor and analyze
macOS system events, much like ProcMon for Windows systems.

 

Visibility is hard to come by on macOS systems. While there’s a wealth of
readily available tools that security teams and researchers can use to gather
telemetry from Windows systems, there’s a dearth of such tools available for
macOS. Organizations seeking better optics from their Apple devices have either
had to combine many very specialized tools or pay for a macOS-focused EDR
sensor. The resultant lack of visibility into macOS has an obvious consequence:
there is a deep knowledge gap about macOS threats and corresponding detection
and response strategies.

In this webinar, we’ll show you how we use the Red Canary Mac Monitor tool to
dig deep into macOS systems and improve our detection and response
capabilities—and how it helped us discover an exploitable Gatekeeper bypass
vulnerability in macOS. Attendees will leave this webinar with:

 * A better understanding of visibility limitations and possibilities in macOS
 * Strategies for leveraging visibility to expand macOS detection coverage
 * Additional knowledge about macOS’s Gatekeeper security feature, what it
   protects against, and how adversaries abuse it
 * Everything you need to know to download and install Red Canary Mac Monitor, a
   free tool for collecting telemetry from macOS system



MEET THE SPEAKERS

 

BRANDON DALTON

SENIOR THREAT RESEARCHER

Brandon has worked across government, academia, and the private industry on
high-stakes research and software engineering projects. These experiences have
propelled him onto Red Canary’s Threat Research team, where he works closely
with industry partners to improve EDR telemetry resolution for macOS detections.
Additionally, Brandon also leads several internal R&D projects to aid in these
objectives, predominantly in Swift and Python.
Brandon has worked across government, academia, and the private industry on
high-stakes research and software engineering projects. These experiences have
propelled him onto Red Canary’s Threat Research team, where he works closely
with industry partners to improve EDR telemetry resolution for macOS detections.
Additionally, Brandon also leads several internal R&D projects to aid in these
objectives, predominantly in Swift and Python.
 

MATT GRAEBER

DIRECTOR, THREAT RESEARCH

Matt has worked the majority of his security career in offense, facilitating his
application of an attacker’s mindset to detection engineering. By pointing out
gaps in detection coverage, Matt is able to effectively offer actionable
detection improvement guidance. Matt loves to apply his reverse engineering
skills to understand attack techniques at a deeper level in order to understand
the workflow attackers use to evade security controls.
Matt has worked the majority of his security career in offense, facilitating his
application of an attacker’s mindset to detection engineering. By pointing out
gaps in detection coverage, Matt is able to effectively offer actionable
detection improvement guidance. Matt loves to apply his reverse engineering
skills to understand attack techniques at a deeper level in order to understand
the workflow attackers use to evade security controls.

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