• Attack Path Mapping: Analysis of Threat Actors' Attack Sequence, Techniques, and Tactics

    Individual alerts rarely tell the whole story. Learn to see the connections attackers exploit before the breach happens.

  • Asia-ISAC AI and Cyber Webinar Series | 26 August 2026 | 5:00 to 6:30 PM SGT | via Zoom | Open to practitioners across Asia | In partnership with Reversec

    WHY THIS MATTERS NOW

    One exploit rarely ends a breach. A chain of quiet, connected steps does.

    In the current threat landscape, individual alerts often fail to tell the whole story. Most catastrophic breaches are not the result of a single exploit but a series of interconnected steps where an adversary moves laterally through a network. Traditional point in time security often misses the connective tissue between these events.

    By mapping attack paths, security teams stop looking at vulnerabilities in isolation and start seeing them through the eyes of an attacker. This proactive approach allows organizations to identify the most critical choke points, the specific intersections where an attacker's progress can be most effectively halted, disrupting the entire blast radius before a payload is even delivered.

  • WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

    Practical. Jargon-free. Applicable the week after.

    By the end of this session, you will understand:

    1. Adversarial logic fluency.
    How to decode the sequence of operations used by top tier threat actors, moving beyond checklists to the reasoning behind specific tactical pivots.

    2. Tactical prioritization frameworks.
    How to move past vulnerability fatigue by prioritizing remediation based on which flaws actually open a path to crown jewel assets.

    3. Mapping methodologies.
    Practical techniques for visualizing and documenting attack paths, and integrating these maps into existing incident response and threat hunting workflows.

    4. Enhanced defensive orchestration.
    Strategies for choosing the right defensive controls at each stage of an attack sequence, so a failure in one layer is caught by a layer tuned to the attacker's likely next move.

  • SPEAKERS

    The people in the room

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    SPEAKER

    Cheng Teck Wong

    Principal Security Consultant, Reversec

    Since 2017, Cheng Teck has led advanced offensive security engagements for major financial institutions, including full scope attack path mapping exercises and adversary simulation assessments. He specializes in emulating real world attacker techniques to uncover critical attack paths and strengthen organizational resilience.

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    SPEAKER

    Leonidas Tsaousis

    Senior Security Consultant and Attack Path Mapping Lead, Reversec

    Based in London, Leo leads the design and execution of large scale attack path mapping exercises at Reversec, building the practice globally. He writes frequently on attack techniques across on premise systems, cloud, mobile platforms, and Kubernetes, and has presented at DEFCON, SO-CON, DEATHcon, and ROOTCON.

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    HOST

    James Cruz

    Asia-ISAC Founder & Director

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    Open to CISOs, security operations leads, incident responders, threat hunters, and technology risk officers across Asia.

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