GISPP: GISPP SESSIONS



Advanced Usage of Nmap



This Lab is first part of an intermediate splunk training session .It will show you how to install Syslog-NG and how it can be configured to collect logs from different data sources . The Session also explains on how to on board log data in Splunk and how different logs are parsed and normalized .It also talks about fields extraction manually as well as via Add Ons. It is an effort by GISPP (Global Information Security Society for Professionals of Pakistan) .GISPP was initiated in 2016 by a group of Pakistani Information Security professionals living and working in Saudi Arabia.You can learn more about us by visiting at our website mentioned on our channel home page. Speaker’s Profile: Muhammad Asif Bakali currently works as a Staff Professional Services Consultant for Splunk EMEA. He is responsible to design enterprise architecture for customers like Banking, Oil & Gas, Airlines and law enforcement agencies where data generates starting from Giga Bytes to Tera Bytes of each day. As an experienced SIEM Expert, Muhammad Asif Bakali has worked across multiple SIEM technology vendors and delivered many successful projects in GCC region.



Shahzad subhani


GISPP (Global Information Security Society for Professionals of Pakistan) was initiated by a group of Pakistani Information Security professionals living and working in Saudi Arabia. Despite being a humble start, GISPP is now actively present on different social connectivity platforms including Telegram, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, YouTube, LinkedIn and largely on Whatsapp. As of now , GISPP has members from 18 countries including Pakistan, Saudi Arabia, UAE, Qatar, Kuwait, Oman, USA, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand. If you are a Pakistani and working in Information security field anywhere in the world ,you are welcome to join GISPP by following the links mentioned on our website . In order to join our Whatsapp Groups ,you can message us your name ,city and LinkedIn Profile.



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