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An ecclectic gathering of infosec people to hear awesome talks and have outrageously fun discussions! Our mission is to provide an inclusive, open environment for the sharing and collaborative discourse on topics that most interest you.
Get your talks in NOW!
CFP: http://t.co/FWURhHbg5h
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Still Looking for Volunteers: Please email: bsideshou@gmail.com
Event details
An ecclectic gathering of infosec people to hear awesome talks and have outrageously fun discussions! Our mission is to provide an inclusive, open environment for the sharing and collaborative discourse on topics that most interest you.
When: Coming January 2016
Starts at
Where: TBD
MAP:
Fireside Talks & After Party!
Event Registration
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Event Promotion
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2014 - Schedule
Day 1
| [Day] - [Date] |
Track 1
|
| 8:00 AM - 8:30 AM |
** Registration ** |
| 8:30 AM- 9:25 AM |
Opening Remarks / Keynote: Michael R. Farnum (Founder of HouSecCon)
"IoT is friggin' scary: did the Neo-Luddites have it right?"
|
| 9:30 AM- 10:15 AM |
Name: Tim McGuffin
Talk: One-Man Shop: Building an effective security program with limited resources |
|
10:20 AM - 11:25 PM
|
Name: Garrett Calpouzos
Talk: Zero to Hacking Hero |
| 11:30 AM - 12:25 PM |
Name: Michael Gough
Talk:"You can find the most advanced malware, even the sneaky NSA stuff with this method" |
| 12:30 AM - 12:45 PM |
LUNCH! |
| 12:45 PM - 1:15 PM |
Name: John Nicholson
Talk: Securing a VMware environment |
| 1:20 PM - 2:00 PM |
Name: Stephen Coty
Talk: The State of Cloud Security in 2014: Increase in Attacks in Cloud and On-Premise |
| 2:05 PM - 2:45 PM |
Name: Ricky Allen
Talk: Infosec Lessons from Indiana Jones |
| 2:45pm |
Closing |
| 3:00 PM till 4ish |
Fireside Talks at the Fox and Hound |
| 4ish till - ?? PM |
AFTER PARTY! |
“Hackenger Hunt”
"Participants will attempt to find virtual flags hidden throughout the closed network environment using a mix of skills ranging from the most basic ping sweep to compile-your-own exploits. All skill levels, ages, individuals and teams, are welcome - bring a laptop with your tools (Kali will be fine for most tasks) and jack in! We’ll have two different challenge levels available. Ring 0 is for participants wanting to learn the basics of hacking through hands-on walkthroughs. Ring 1 is for participants looking to play without the pretension or pressure of a capture the flag environment. Points are awarded for finding the flags, and prizes are awarded based on top finishers – we may award prizes for other things too – stop by and check us out. Brought to you by Delta Risk (www.delta-risk.net).
**What to bring, Laptop with ethernet cable and Kali / Backtrack Linux loaded.
Planners
- Lead Coordinator: David Balcar (@network232)
- Lead Coordinator: Eugene Floyd (@ThasWutiNo)
- Call for Papers lead:
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- Volunteer Lead:
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