Attack Path Management Workshop
„Securing On-Premises and Cloud Infrastructures with BloodHound Enterprise“
WORKSHOP REGISTRATION (only 50 places)
Tuesday, 27.10.2026 | 14:30 – 17:30
Room: „Singapur“
Workshop Language: German & English
Securing On-Premises and Cloud Infrastructures with BloodHound Enterprise
Attackers frequently exploit interconnected privileges and misconfigurations to step-by-step elevate their access rights. In this hands-on workshop, TEAL and SpecterOps will demonstrate how to visualize and proactively mitigate these attack paths across Active Directory, Entra ID, and hybrid environments using BloodHound Enterprise.
Through realistic scenarios and live demonstrations, participants will learn how to identify critical risks, prioritize them effectively, and derive actionable security measures.
Agenda
- Introduction to Attack Path Management
- Typical attack paths in on-premises, cloud, and hybrid environments
- Practical scenarios & live demonstration with BloodHound Enterprise
- Assessment and prioritization of critical risks
- Strategies for mitigating and eliminating attack paths
- Q&A and interactive discussion
For: IT Leaders, Security Teams, and System Administrators looking to sustainably secure their identity environments. Join us and connect directly with the experts from TEAL and SpecterOps!
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More InformationOur experts for
Attack Path Management
Fabian Böhm
Co-Founder & Security Architect
Teal Technology Consulting GmbH
TEAL is your trusted advisor on all matters relating to information security. We apply our experience and expertise in Microsoft infrastructure and Active Directory security to deliver bespoke project solutions for our clients.
Kay Daskalakis
Senior Solutions Architect
SpecterOps
SpecterOps exists to remove the adversary’s ability to operate in your environment. They are practitioners who built attack path management because traditional security tools weren’t designed for today’s reality.
