Jack Naglieri, Security @ Airbnb
StreamAlert is a serverless, real-time intrusion detection engine. By building upon technologies such as AWS (platform-as-a-service), Terraform (infrastructure-as-code) and Chef (configuration-as-code), any Security organization can quickly deploy StreamAlert and have it scale to terabytes per hour. StreamAlert enables you to write both simple and complex rules against any of your application, system, or network logs. StreamAlert will remove all of the headaches typically associated with availability, scalability, segmentation, and maintenance (patching, upgrades, etc...). This lets your team focus on their core competency—catching attackers.
Jack Naglieri is a security engineer at Airbnb, with a passion for DevOps, Security, and Infrastructure. His exposure to information security began as an incident responder for Verisign. After graduation from George Mason University, he moved to the San Francisco Bay area and spent two years at Yahoo as an incident responder. He then transitioned into a security engineering role, with the challenge of deploying security monitoring tools at scale. A year and a half later, he joined Airbnb, and is now open-sourcing a framework that enables real-time data analysis at scale—StreamAlert.
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