Maestro Forensic is holding a seminar that combines vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, digital forensics, and incident response. According to published articles, the event focuses on demonstrating security operations by connecting them to the response flow before and after an attack, rather than simply introducing individual tools.

The event will be held on April 29 at 2 p.m. at the Insec Security Education Center in Doksan-dong, Seoul. The company announced plans to hold a seminar on April 2, titled the 'Integrated Seminar on Vulnerability Diagnosis, Penetration Testing Solutions, and Incident Forensic Investigation Tools'.

The program is structured in the order of vulnerability assessment, penetration testing, digital forensic investigation, and incident response (IR). According to the article, the vulnerability assessment session will cover assessment methods using RAPID7's Nexpose Enterprise and HCL Software's AppScan, while the penetration testing session is scheduled to recreate attacks using FORTRA's Cobalt Strike, Core Impact, and Outflank security tooling, as well as RAPID7's Metasploit Pro.

In the digital forensics session, the intrusion investigation procedure utilizing Maestro Forensics' 'Maestro Wisdom' will be introduced. The published article stated that this solution supports Windows, Linux, macOS, and mobile environments, and includes live forensics features such as evidence collection and disk imaging. AI-based automatic analysis and timeline reconstruction features were also mentioned.

Recently, there has been a growing demand in the security field to integrate vulnerability identification, intrusion reproduction, and post-incident forensic investigation and response into a single operational system for inspection, rather than viewing them separately. This seminar is expected to attract the interest of practitioners as it promises a demonstration linking attack simulation tools with forensic analysis tools, in line with this trend.

The target audience includes security practitioners and investigative agency officials, and participation is free of charge.