Mapping the Adversary: Enriched Incident Graphs with BloodHound Data in Kusto | SO-CON 26
Source: YouTube · SpecterOps · published Jun 4, 2026 · 42:12
The speaker introduces a blue team-focused cybersecurity talk, highlighting the immense value of open-source contributions from Spectrups to the security community 0:21-0:38.
Key Takeaways:
• Olaf introduces himself as a former documentary photographer from the Netherlands, noting his background influences his preference for visual presentation elements 0:00-0:16.
• He strongly emphasizes the importance of Spectrups open-sourcing their security tools, arguing this generosity brings significant value to the broader community 0:21-0:35.
• The audience is warned upfront that the presentation will be heavily focused on blue team (defensive) security topics 0:38-0:44.
• Olaf mentions returning to the exact same presentation space from a talk he gave two years prior 0:44-0:47.
This brief introduction establishes a collaborative tone and sets clear expectations for a visually driven, defensive security presentation.
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Good afternoon everyone. Uh I'm Olaf from the Netherlands so it's my weird accents. Um I'm also I used to be a documentary photographer so uh there's probably a lot of visual stuff that's why I like grass so much as well and the rest you can read. So I I actually want to start with a small acknowledgements and most of the content in this talk was only possible because Spectrups is so gracious to actually open source most of their stuff and I think that's not valued enough but I really wanted to uh to highlight this because it brings a lot of value to the community and with that and there's going to be a lot more blue team stuff in this talk so if you're not into that you're free to leave. So I was here two years ago in the same lagoon but then in that corner >> releasing a tool called falc…