Karim Lalji

Prior to joining SANS as an instructor, Karim spent several years teaching university classes to undergraduate students in subjects such as network exploitation and attacks, penetration testing with Kali Linux, and cybersecurity foundations. He has spoken at security conferences, recorded podcasts, and published research papers on the SANS reading room. Karim is a proud master’s degree alumnus and now faculty member of the SANS Technology Institute, an NSA Center of Academic Excellence in Cyber Defense and multiple winner of the National Cyber League competition.

Karim considers himself a lifelong learner and has presented security related subject matter to various target audiences ranging from junior technical team members up to C-Suite executives. Karim is very passionate about all things security and enjoys sharing his experiences with others.

ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTIONS BY KARIM LALJI:

WEBCASTS

SANS@MIC: Why So Serious? Insecure Object Deserialization Demystified

PODCASTS

The Cyber Wire Research Saturday Podcast – Like anything these days, you have to disinfect it first

WHITEPAPERS

Real-Time Honeypot Forensic Investigation on CyberBunker, a Darknet Organized Crime Network

Fear of the Unknown: A Meta-Analysis of Insecure Object Deserialization Vulnerabilities