April 13 – 14, 2013

Wyndham Orlando Resort

Cost - FREE!

Security B-sides Orlando is a community driven event seeking to bring together anyone with a passion for making, breaking or protecting. We welcome newbies and experts and anyone in between. Even if you don’t work in information security you will be sure to find topics of interest.

We have chosen dates that complement the established Infosec World conference held every spring in Orlando and do not seek to compete with that event. You can come out and see what we have to offer on Saturday and Sunday and then head over to the Walt Disney World Swan & Dolphin to check out the larger conference on Monday. B-Sides Orlando is a smaller event (and free!) that is all about community and the knowledge share.

B-sides Orlando will consist of 3 tracks:

Foundations – This track will cover a variety of topics with a focus on foundational skills every infosec practitioner should know. If you are new to infosec or wanting to make the switch to a security career this is the track for you! This will also be an opportunity for first time speakers to get some exposure as well in a friendly environment.

Construction – This track is all about making things and defending them. We hope to have everything from microcontroller sessions and building secure web apps to deploying countermeasures that will sure to ruin the day of any attacker. This is really where the rubber meets the road for most internal security professionals.

The Wrecking Ball – Say what you will about the value of pentests, but this is the really fun stuff. Where we bring down that house of cards and show just how tenuously things are put together. This track is all offense, all the time. We have no official stance on disclosure, speakers accept their own risk here but we all geek out pretty hardcore when we see 0-day.

Call for papers is now live! You have until December 31st for the first round of CFP. DO EET!

Planned Events include:

Kommand && KonTroll CTF is a competition where players are faced with network, web application, and binary reversing challenges. Players must compromise as many targets possible inside a private network. This network is a hostile environments where teams are allowed to attack each other. Team with the most points wins the game. 

It is recommended to have a team with players of diverse backgrounds as there are plenty of challenges covering different types of vulnerabilities. It is also recommended to bring a clean computer with no personal/corporate data. Teams should also bring their own switches and harden them as once the game has started, everything goes...

www.miamip0wnmachine.com 

Current episode is Kommand && KonTroll CTF 2.

Contact ctf@miamip0wnmachine.com for more information

Lockpick Village will be provided by Jax Locksport

a Jacksonville, FL TOOOL chapter. 

Workshops and training (4+ hours)

Saturday Night Welcome Party (free booze!) – TBA

We are looking for sponsors and volunteers. If you are interested in being a part of the greatest thing to happen to information security in Central FL, ping us on Twitter at@BsidesORL or check out our  Supporter Page