The Zeeb Webinar "Designing logs in the real world" just started. Watch it live at youtube.com/watch?v=dHthJNFt…
Just a small reminder that our next webinar will be in 15 minutes
The next Zeek Webinar will be this Wednesday, January 8th at 10am Pacific time. The topic is Designing logs in the real world and the speaker is Steve Smoot from Corelight. Register at zeek.org/events/webinars/, or directly at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The next Zeek Webinar will be this Wednesday, January 8th at 10am Pacific time. The topic is Designing logs in the real world and the speaker is Steve Smoot from Corelight. Register at zeek.org/events/webinars/, or directly at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Join us today (Wed, 11th of December) at 10am Pacific time for our next webinar.
Seth Grover (INL)
will talk about Zeek File Extraction and Automating Malware Analysis.
Sign up at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The next Zeek Webinar just started. The topic is Parsnip: Lowering the Barrier of Entry for Parser Development, with Melanie Pierce from Idahp National Laboratory.
Join us at youtube.com/watch?v=9Y0lH2YL…
Just a small reminder that our next webinar will start in 45 minutes. There still is time to register :)
The topic is Parsnip: Lowering the Barrier of Entry for Parser Development.
Register at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
We will host another Zeek webinar, Parsnip: Lowering the Barrier of Entry for Parser Development, by Melanie Pierce, on Wednesday 20 November at 1 pm ET. Register for free here:
us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
The next Zeek Webinar just started - the topic is What’s in a Name – Hiding in Plain Sight with Brian Olson from Meta. If you did not sign up for it, you can watch it at youtube.com/watch?v=gEl5vZwN…
Please join us for our next Webinar this Wednesday, Webinar, November 13th, 10am Pacific - What’s in a Name – Hiding in Plain Sight. Speaker: Brian Olson, Meta. Register at zeek.org/events/webinars/
The next Zeek Webinar just started. The topic is How Zeek Helps Secure Open Science with Aaron J. Scantlin from NERSC. Join us at youtube.com/watch?v=45DN9ilF…
Mark your calendars! The Zeek Project is organizing a two-day Zeek community workshop in Munich, Germany, on February 26th & 27th, 2025. We’ll have a mix of presentations and training sessions (Zeek & Spicy), with several Zeek team members on site. More details soon.
Join us this Wednesday at 10am Pacific for the next Zeek webinar. The topic is "How Zeek Helps Secure Open Science", and the speaker is Aaron J. Scantlin from NERSC.
Register at zeek.org/events/webinars/
Todays webinar just started.
The topic today is "Automated Zeek Builds and Adventures with the Management Framework" by Dop (ESNet).
Please join us at youtube.com/watch?v=TiwGcxpu….
To ask questions, you can join the meeting at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Join us this Wednesday at 10am Pacific for the next Zeek webinar. The topic is "Automated Zeek Builds and Adventures with the Management Framework", and the speaker is Dop from ESnet.
Register at zeek.org/events/webinars/
Live now - come join us at the Zeek webinar "Zeek@Meta: Scale, Log Enrichment and Detections"
at youtube.com/watch?v=QgLkJ_J2…
Join us today for next Webinar of the Zeek webinar series (10am Pacific/6PM GMT). The topic is " Zeek@Meta: Scale, Log Enrichment and Detections", and the speatker is Hamza Motiwalla.
Register at us06web.zoom.us/webinar/regi…
Please join us for our first webinar in our new webinar series. Christian Kreibich will talk about the Zeek roadmap.
The webinar is live now - join us at youtube.com/zeekurity/live or zeek.org/events/webinars/
Join us today at 10am pacific for our fist webinar in our new webinar series.
Christian Kreibich is going to talk about the Zeek Roadmap.
Sign up at zeek.org/events/webinars/
We sadly have to announce the cancellation of ZeekWeek 2024. For more details, please see the full announcement at community.zeek.org/t/cancell…
Today is the last change to submit your ZeekWeek 2024 presentation - see zeek.org/zeekweek2024/call-f…
Register for ZeekWeek at zeek.org/zeekweek2024/regist… - note that training spots are limited.

