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DESCRIPTION:   'Title: Detection Coverage Is a Hypothesis: Testing It Throu
 gh\n   Adversarial Execution Variance\n   Tags: Adversary Village | Creato
 r Workshop\n   When: Friday\, Aug 7\, 15:00 - 16:55 PDT\n   Where: LVCCW L
 evel 1 Hall 2 602 (Adversary Village) Workshop Stage -\n   [1]Map\n\n   De
 scription:\n\n   Security teams routinely assume that known techniques are
  covered.\n   This workshop interrogates that assumption through a structu
 red purple\n   team exercise conducted in an active lab environment. Parti
 cipants\n   will systematically execute the same adversarial techniques ac
 ross\n   multiple implementation variants\, observing how subtle changes i
 n\n   execution method produce dramatically different telemetry\, alter\n 
   detection fidelity\, and expose blind spots in EDR and SIEM tooling.\n\n
    The workshop emphasizes stealthy execution tradecraft as a variable\n  
  rather than a constant\, treating each implementation as a testable\n   h
 ypothesis about defender visibility. Attendees will build detections\,\n  
  hunt across collected telemetry\, and leave with guidance for\n   evaluat
 ing detection coverage against technique variance in their own\n   environ
 ments.\n\n   Speakers:Connor Jackson\,Russell Harvey\,Nahid Sarker\n\n   S
 peakerBio:  Connor Jackson\, Senior Consultant\n\n   Connor Jackson is a S
 enior Consultant at Security Risk Advisors. With\n   a background in penet
 ration testing\, he helps lead and execute\n   numerous purple teams acros
 s a variety of eviroments. He also has an\n   interest in OT\, IoT\, and h
 ardware security.\n\n   SpeakerBio:  Russell Harvey\, Senior Consultant\n\
 n   Russell leads Purple Teams as a Master of Ceremonies (MC)\, a role tha
 t\n   requires deep knowledge of both defensive and offensive tools and\n 
   techniques. He also plays a key role in facilitating research and\n   in
 novation within the purple team program\, and helps develop payloads\n   a
 nd automations for Purple Team engagements. Before his current role\,\n   
 Russell gained valuable experience at SRA in the CyberSOC\, where he\n   s
 pecialized in threat hunting\, detection engineering\, incident\n   respon
 se\, and served as a client lead.\n\n   Russell graduated from the Rochest
 er Institute of Technology (RIT) in\n   2022 with a B.S. in Computing Secu
 rity. His professional interests\n   extend to malware development/reverse
  engineering\, penetration\n   testing\, and operating system internals.\n
 \n   SpeakerBio:  Nahid Sarker\, Lead Consultant\n\n   Nahid Sarker is a L
 ead Consultant at Security Risk Advisors (SRA). He\n   serves as a technic
 al lead for the purple team program\, where he plays\n   a role in maintai
 ning SRA’s offensive security capabilities.\n\n   Links:\n       adversa
 ryvillage.org/adversary-events/DEFCON-34/ - [2]https://adversaryvillage.or
 g/adversary-events/DEFCON-34/\n   '\n\n   1. #LVCCW_Level1_Hall2\n   2. ht
 tps://adversaryvillage.org/adversary-events/DEFCON-34/\n\n\n
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LOCATION:Adversary Village - LVCCW Level 1 Hall 2 602 (Adversary Village) W
 orkshop Stage
SUMMARY:Detection Coverage Is a Hypothesis: Testing It Through Adversarial 
 Execution Variance
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