Presented at
DEF CON 31 (2023),
Aug. 11, 2023, 2 p.m.
(115 minutes)
Attack Surface Framework(ASF) aims to protect organizations acting as an attack surface watchdog. The Attack Surface Framework (ASF) was developed with motivation to automate and address vulnerabilities through continuous scanning and tracking risks at scale, in a comprehensive and adaptable approach, particularly against 0-day vulnerabilities with publicly available POCs. The Attack Surface Framework (ASF) is a modular, extensible, and customizable framework designed to help organizations manage their public attack surface risks. ASF will auto-discover assets such as network subnets, domains including subdomains, enumerate their ports and services, track deltas and serve as a continuous and flexible, attacking and alerting framework, leveraging another layer of support. ASF provides modules for attack surface management including asset discovery and management, asset enumeration, vulnerability scanning, and vulnerability testing. ASF is equipped with a set of CLI tools and an API, enabling users to interact with the framework and integrate it with other tools and processes. Additionally, ASF includes a web-based user interface for visualizing an organization's attack surface and managing vulnerabilities.
Presenters:
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Mike Henkelman
Mike Henkelman is a Sr Manager, Vulnerability Management Global at VMWare Inc. He began his career as a MCSE certified systems administrator in the mid 90’s before joining Cisco Systems and working in the IPABU on the edge development team for the 2600 series router and 3500 series switch and authoring white papers on CEF. Going on to manage several enterprise data centers, he later began focusing on information security and managed Vulnerability Management programs for companies that include Pivotal Software before joining VMWare where his team mitigates risk for one of corporate America’s largest asset libraries with audit attestations that include FedRAMP IL5 High, CE+. I24, IRAP, PCI-DSS among nearly two dozen others.
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Prajwal Panchmahalkar
Prajwal Panchmahalkar is a Technical Director, Red Team at VMware Inc., He has contributed to public security research and has been the Development Lead for Matriux since 2009. In the past he was a Research Assistant at Texas Tech University working on Security of Critical Infrastructure and Smart Grid Energy Systems, with a journal published on Elsevier. A Finalist for America's Information Security Leadership Award 2012 (AISLA) by (ISC)2. Previously Prajwal was a speaker at BlackHat Arsenal, c0c0n, BSidesLV and GrrCon. Currently on review board for c0c0n, India. He was a chapter lead for n|u, Hyderabad an open security community. Prajwal holds a Masters degree in Computer Science from the Texas Tech University, Lubbock.
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