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Mozilla InvestiGator: Distributed and Real-Time Digital Forensics at the Speed of the Cloud
Julien Vehent, Mozilla
Mozilla InvestiGator (MIG) is a forensics framework built by the Operations Security team (OpSec) at Mozilla to rapidly investigate large pools of endpoints across the organization. This talk will introduce MIG, the problems it solves, its design goals, capabilities, and security model. We will present its use on thousands of servers at Mozilla. The audience will learn how indicators of compromise can be searched across thousands of systems within seconds.
Julien Vehent, Mozilla
Julien is an Operations Security Engineer at Mozilla, and the lead developer of MIG. Julien works on building defense mechanisms to secure large Internet services and distributed systems. Julien’s expertise areas include systems security, distributed web applications, cryptography and security automation. Prior to Mozilla, Julien worked for several banks and financial institutions in Paris, as well as web startups in the US. Julien holds a Master’s degree in Information Security from the University of Poitiers, France.
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author = {Julien Vehent},
title = {Mozilla {InvestiGator}: Distributed and {Real-Time} Digital Forensics at the Speed of the Cloud},
year = {2015},
address = {Washington, D.C.},
publisher = {USENIX Association},
month = nov
}
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