How Web Protocol Weaknesses Enable Layer 7 DoS Attacks

Encryption alone is not enough. Despite adopting modern protocols like TLS 1.3, QUIC, and DTLS, attackers are increasingly exploiting design-level vulnerabilities in these protocols to launch Layer 7 denial-of-service (DoS) attacks that evade conventional detection. Michał Sołtysik, Deep Packet Inspection Analyst, addressed this challenge in this webinar, where he discussed how attackers are leveraging vulnerabilities in web protocols such as ICP and WTLS and why a layered defense approach is crucial. Learn practical strategies to identify, analyze, and defend against these attacks.

Michał brings deep expertise in network edge profiling, 0-day threat detection, and advanced threat analysis across IT, OT, and IoT environments. He has analyzed over 250 protocols used in real-world attack scenarios and holds more than 30 industry-recognized certifications, including GNFA, eCTHP, and WCNA. As a skilled Digital and Network Forensics Examiner, Cyber Warfare Organizer, and SOC Trainer, Michał combines both hands-on technical and strategic understanding of modern-day cybersecurity.

EC-Council Certified Network Defender (C|ND) is a globally recognized network security training program. It is the first network security certification to adopt a continual and adaptive security strategy. Through extensive hands-on training in over 100 labs, C|ND equips professionals to detect and respond to today’s most advanced threats targeting network infrastructure. Whether you're working in a SOC, managing network architecture, or defending enterprise assets, the C|ND program helps you develop the practical skills necessary to stay one step ahead. Learn more about C|ND: https://www.eccouncil.org/train-certi...

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0:00 Webinar Overview
0:25 Introducing Our Keynote Speaker
1:04 Speaker's Presentation
41:47 Introduction to EC Council C|TIA Program
42:40 Engaging Q&A Session
54:16 Thank You Message

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