B SIDES: INFOSEC (UN)CONFERENCE
9am - 6pm.
all ages.
$25 Two-Day Pass.
http://www.bsidessf.com/
Two days, two speaker tracks each!
Registration opens at 8am.
Day One Speakers:
John Perry Barlow (Keynote: A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace)
Arne Swinnen (The Tales of a Bug Bounty Hunter)
Soldier of Fortran (Mainframes? On My Internet?)
Christine Bachman & Robert Hermes (TOOOL)
Matthew Hathaway & Alexandre Sieira (Reverse Engineering the Wetware: Understanding Human Behavior to Improve Information Security)
William Bengtson (Securing the Distributed Workforce)
Sam Bowne (Exploit Development Training & Competition)
Claud Xiao (Who's Breaking into Your Garden? iOS and OS X Malware You May or May Not Know)
IrishMASMS (Hackers Hiring Hackers: How to hack the job search and hack talent)
Kuba Sendor (A year in the wild: fighting malware at the corporate level)
Andrey Dulkin & Matan Hart (Scan, Pwn, Next! - exploiting service accounts in Windows networks)
Gadi Evron, Itamar Sher & Dean Sysman (Breaking Honeypots for Fun and Profit)
Javvad Malik (Guest to root - How to Hack Your Own Career Path and Stand Out)
Jan Schaumann (Everything Is Awful And You're Not Helping)
Elvis Collado (IoT on Easy Mode: Reversing Embedded Devices)
Pablo Breuer (Why it's all snake oil - and that may be ok)
Lance Cottrell (In the crosshairs: the trend towards targeted attacks)
Shahid Buttar, Andrew Crocker, Eva Galperin, Kurt Opsahl & Cooper Quintin (Ask the EFF)
Tim Prendergast (Developing a Rugged DevOps Approach to Cloud Security)
BSides SF is an Information / Security conference that's different. We're a 100% volunteer organized event, put on by and for the community, and we truly strive to keep information easily accessible.
Presenters at our conference are engaging our participants and getting the discussions started on the "Next Big Thing", not preaching at you from the podium about last month's news. There are no "attendees" at a BSides event. Everyone is a participant, adding something of value to the conversations.
With some of the most passionate and influential infosec practitioners from around the country and the world coming to RSA Conference, BSides SF is the place to be. The mix ranges from "down in the trenches" engineers, to business leaders, thought leaders, and executive decision makers of all stripes.
Tickets:
Two-Day Pass: $25: https://www.dnalounge.com/order/
Watch and listen:
Secure Ninja Shorts: B-Sides San Francisco: http://youtu.be/mSGGKSThJdc
DNA Lounge: https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2016/02-28a.html
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9am - 6pm.
all ages.
$25 Two-Day Pass.
http://www.bsidessf.com/
Two days, two speaker tracks each!
Registration opens at 8am.
Day One Speakers:
John Perry Barlow (Keynote: A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace)
Arne Swinnen (The Tales of a Bug Bounty Hunter)
Soldier of Fortran (Mainframes? On My Internet?)
Christine Bachman & Robert Hermes (TOOOL)
Matthew Hathaway & Alexandre Sieira (Reverse Engineering the Wetware: Understanding Human Behavior to Improve Information Security)
William Bengtson (Securing the Distributed Workforce)
Sam Bowne (Exploit Development Training & Competition)
Claud Xiao (Who's Breaking into Your Garden? iOS and OS X Malware You May or May Not Know)
IrishMASMS (Hackers Hiring Hackers: How to hack the job search and hack talent)
Kuba Sendor (A year in the wild: fighting malware at the corporate level)
Andrey Dulkin & Matan Hart (Scan, Pwn, Next! - exploiting service accounts in Windows networks)
Gadi Evron, Itamar Sher & Dean Sysman (Breaking Honeypots for Fun and Profit)
Javvad Malik (Guest to root - How to Hack Your Own Career Path and Stand Out)
Jan Schaumann (Everything Is Awful And You're Not Helping)
Elvis Collado (IoT on Easy Mode: Reversing Embedded Devices)
Pablo Breuer (Why it's all snake oil - and that may be ok)
Lance Cottrell (In the crosshairs: the trend towards targeted attacks)
Shahid Buttar, Andrew Crocker, Eva Galperin, Kurt Opsahl & Cooper Quintin (Ask the EFF)
Tim Prendergast (Developing a Rugged DevOps Approach to Cloud Security)
BSides SF is an Information / Security conference that's different. We're a 100% volunteer organized event, put on by and for the community, and we truly strive to keep information easily accessible.
Presenters at our conference are engaging our participants and getting the discussions started on the "Next Big Thing", not preaching at you from the podium about last month's news. There are no "attendees" at a BSides event. Everyone is a participant, adding something of value to the conversations.
With some of the most passionate and influential infosec practitioners from around the country and the world coming to RSA Conference, BSides SF is the place to be. The mix ranges from "down in the trenches" engineers, to business leaders, thought leaders, and executive decision makers of all stripes.
Tickets:
Two-Day Pass: $25: https://www.dnalounge.com/order/
Watch and listen:
Secure Ninja Shorts: B-Sides San Francisco: http://youtu.be/mSGGKSThJdc
DNA Lounge: https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2016/02-28a.html
B SIDES: INFOSEC (UN)CONFERENCE
9am - 6pm.
all ages.
$25 Two-Day Pass.
http://www.bsidessf.com/
Two days, two speaker tracks each!
Registration opens at 8am.
Day One Speakers:
John Perry Barlow (Keynote: A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace)
Arne Swinnen (The Tales of a Bug Bounty Hunter)
Soldier of Fortran (Mainframes? On My Internet?)
Christine Bachman & Robert Hermes (TOOOL)
Matthew Hathaway & Alexandre Sieira (Reverse Engineering the Wetware: Understanding Human Behavior to Improve Information Security)
William Bengtson (Securing the Distributed Workforce)
Sam Bowne (Exploit Development Training & Competition)
Claud Xiao (Who's Breaking into Your Garden? iOS and OS X Malware You May or May Not Know)
IrishMASMS (Hackers Hiring Hackers: How to hack the job search and hack talent)
Kuba Sendor (A year in the wild: fighting malware at the corporate level)
Andrey Dulkin & Matan Hart (Scan, Pwn, Next! - exploiting service accounts in Windows networks)
Gadi Evron, Itamar Sher & Dean Sysman (Breaking Honeypots for Fun and Profit)
Javvad Malik (Guest to root - How to Hack Your Own Career Path and Stand Out)
Jan Schaumann (Everything Is Awful And You're Not Helping)
Elvis Collado (IoT on Easy Mode: Reversing Embedded Devices)
Pablo Breuer (Why it's all snake oil - and that may be ok)
Lance Cottrell (In the crosshairs: the trend towards targeted attacks)
Shahid Buttar, Andrew Crocker, Eva Galperin, Kurt Opsahl & Cooper Quintin (Ask the EFF)
Tim Prendergast (Developing a Rugged DevOps Approach to Cloud Security)
BSides SF is an Information / Security conference that's different. We're a 100% volunteer organized event, put on by and for the community, and we truly strive to keep information easily accessible.
Presenters at our conference are engaging our participants and getting the discussions started on the "Next Big Thing", not preaching at you from the podium about last month's news. There are no "attendees" at a BSides event. Everyone is a participant, adding something of value to the conversations.
With some of the most passionate and influential infosec practitioners from around the country and the world coming to RSA Conference, BSides SF is the place to be. The mix ranges from "down in the trenches" engineers, to business leaders, thought leaders, and executive decision makers of all stripes.
Tickets:
Two-Day Pass: $25: https://www.dnalounge.com/order/
Watch and listen:
Secure Ninja Shorts: B-Sides San Francisco: http://youtu.be/mSGGKSThJdc
DNA Lounge: https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2016/02-28a.html
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9am - 6pm.
all ages.
$25 Two-Day Pass.
http://www.bsidessf.com/
Two days, two speaker tracks each!
Registration opens at 8am.
Day One Speakers:
John Perry Barlow (Keynote: A Declaration of the Independence of Cyberspace)
Arne Swinnen (The Tales of a Bug Bounty Hunter)
Soldier of Fortran (Mainframes? On My Internet?)
Christine Bachman & Robert Hermes (TOOOL)
Matthew Hathaway & Alexandre Sieira (Reverse Engineering the Wetware: Understanding Human Behavior to Improve Information Security)
William Bengtson (Securing the Distributed Workforce)
Sam Bowne (Exploit Development Training & Competition)
Claud Xiao (Who's Breaking into Your Garden? iOS and OS X Malware You May or May Not Know)
IrishMASMS (Hackers Hiring Hackers: How to hack the job search and hack talent)
Kuba Sendor (A year in the wild: fighting malware at the corporate level)
Andrey Dulkin & Matan Hart (Scan, Pwn, Next! - exploiting service accounts in Windows networks)
Gadi Evron, Itamar Sher & Dean Sysman (Breaking Honeypots for Fun and Profit)
Javvad Malik (Guest to root - How to Hack Your Own Career Path and Stand Out)
Jan Schaumann (Everything Is Awful And You're Not Helping)
Elvis Collado (IoT on Easy Mode: Reversing Embedded Devices)
Pablo Breuer (Why it's all snake oil - and that may be ok)
Lance Cottrell (In the crosshairs: the trend towards targeted attacks)
Shahid Buttar, Andrew Crocker, Eva Galperin, Kurt Opsahl & Cooper Quintin (Ask the EFF)
Tim Prendergast (Developing a Rugged DevOps Approach to Cloud Security)
BSides SF is an Information / Security conference that's different. We're a 100% volunteer organized event, put on by and for the community, and we truly strive to keep information easily accessible.
Presenters at our conference are engaging our participants and getting the discussions started on the "Next Big Thing", not preaching at you from the podium about last month's news. There are no "attendees" at a BSides event. Everyone is a participant, adding something of value to the conversations.
With some of the most passionate and influential infosec practitioners from around the country and the world coming to RSA Conference, BSides SF is the place to be. The mix ranges from "down in the trenches" engineers, to business leaders, thought leaders, and executive decision makers of all stripes.
Tickets:
Two-Day Pass: $25: https://www.dnalounge.com/order/
Watch and listen:
Secure Ninja Shorts: B-Sides San Francisco: http://youtu.be/mSGGKSThJdc
DNA Lounge: https://www.dnalounge.com/calendar/2016/02-28a.html
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