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DEFCON 32 Adversary Village Red Teaming Panel

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Recap of the DEF CON 32 Adversary Village panel 'Red Teaming is Broken' with experts from MITRE, Google, AWS and Sentry on making red team exercises more effective, focused and cost-efficient.
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