BloodHound: A Year in Review | SO-CON 2025
Source: YouTube · SpecterOps · published May 7, 2025 · 42:49
The speaker outlines the evolution and impact of attack path management (APM) over the past year, detailing product developments and setting expectations for the company's 2025 roadmap 0:05-0:24.
Key Takeaways:
• The presentation is structured into three core areas: the past year's impact of APM, practical product updates and real-world "war stories," and the strategic direction for 2025 0:05-0:24.
• The fundamental concept of attack path mapping focuses on a continuous process of discovering and prioritizing the removal of attack path choke points 0:26-0:35.
• The company played a pivotal role in defining "attack path management" as a distinct cybersecurity category, distinguishing it from broader, less focused industry discussions 0:38-0:41.
By reflecting on past foundational concepts and sharing upcoming strategic goals, the talk sets the stage for the next phase of attack path management innovation.
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[Music] So, we're going to talk about a few different things. This is broken up into three components. The middle one is definitely the largest. Um, I'll get on my soap box for a little bit and talk about the impact of the tack bath management over the last year. Uh, we'll talk about the things that we put into the product and kind of some fun stories, war stories, and then kind of give you a preview of where we're going to go in 2025. All right. Right. So last year I got on the stage and we talked about attack path mapping about how it's this continuous process uh to discover and prioritize removing attack path choke points and we talked about how we came up with this category of attack path management and there was a lot of people who were also talking about attack paths and it was like …