Trump could be right, you know.
BSides es un evento anual que reúne a hackers éticos que comparten sus experiencias e investigaciones en un formato de conferencias técnicas que busca convertirse en un referente académico y de conocimiento sobre seguridad digital y ciberseguridad para la región latinoamericana.
Cathy Ullman: The Power of Active Defense
In this episode of the Phillip Wylie show, listeners are treated to an intimate conversation with cybersecurity expert Cathy Ullman. The talk traverses Ullman's storied path which veers from a unique childhood surrounded by pioneering computing to her two-decade-plus stint in university cyber security.
Along the way, Ullman offers a peek into the heart of her recent book, which urges a mindset shift in cybersecurity defense by taking cues from offensive tactics.
Ullman reflects on her early days in tech support, leading to her current specialization in digital forensics and incident response at the University of Buffalo. She discusses the value and rigorous nature of certifications such as the IAsis and the doors they've opened within her field. The conversation turns to Ullman's enlightening journey into the offensive side of cybersecurity, captured in her new book "The Active Defender." Ullman makes a compelling case for why understanding offensive strategies can fortify defense mechanisms within the cybersecurity realm.
BSidesLisbon is the premier technical information security conference in Portugal. It is a community organized, not for profit, conference started in 2013 and is now on its 8th edition, providing opportunities for individuals to both present and participate in an intimate atmosphere that encourages collaboration. It is an intense event with discussions, workshops, and interaction from participants.
CactusCon 12 - Track 1 - 16 videos
CactusCon 12 - Track 2 - 12 videos
CactusCon 12 - Track 3 - 13 videos
CactusCon is the largest annual hacker and security conference in Arizona. Our last event attracted 2000 attendees from throughout the entire country. Over the last eleven years our event has established itself as a top-tier security conference and has quickly become a must-attend learning and networking event.
CactusCon is evolving constantly, striving to meet the changing needs and expectations of the InfoSec community. We attract sought-after industry leaders, offer cutting-edge workshops, and provide ample opportunities for mingling and networking with people who share a passion for information security.
BSidesLisbon is the premier technical information security conference in Portugal. It is a community organized, not for profit, conference started in 2013 and is now on its 6th edition, providing opportunities for individuals to both present and participate in an intimate atmosphere that encourages collaboration. It is an intense event with discussions, workshops, and interaction from participants.
FIRST Cyber Threat Intelligence Conference 2023 playlist
The conference provides a gathering place for experts in the field to share knowledge, contribute ideas, and learn the latest in proactive approaches in relation to threat intelligence. The format is formal and includes management, technical, and hands-on components. Plenary content focuses on discussions that are more sensitive and related to the day-to-day work of participants. Workshops are interactive and taught by leading security experts in small workgroup settings.
While the event has evolved since its humble origins in 2016, the main goal of the gathering has stayed true: to unite diverse stakeholders and provide an open forum for the development of new ideas.
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Defense in Depth podcast - Tracking Anomalous Behaviors of Legitimate Identities - 34 minutes
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Defense in Depth podcast - Tracking Anomalous Behaviors of Legitimate Identities
The Verizon DBIR found that about half of all breaches involved legitimate credentials. It’s a huge attack surface that we’re only starting to get a handle of.
Check out this post for the discussion that is the basis of our conversation on this week’s episode co-hosted by me, David Spark (@dspark), the producer of CISO Series, and Steve Zalewski. Joining me is our guest, Adam Koblentz, field CTO, Reveal Security.
In this episode:
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Where are we in terms of monitoring anomalous behavior of our users?
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Why are we still struggling to understand what happens after threat actors are in our networks?
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How are new AI-based tools helping us to scale efforts?
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What's working and where do we need to improve?
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Risky Business podcast #736 - Azure misconfigurations are 2024's looming threat - 53 minutes
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Risky Business podcast #736 - Azure misconfigurations are 2024's looming threat
In this week’s show Patrick Gray and Adam Boileau discuss the week’s security news. They talk about:
- Somehow there are still more Ivanti and Fortinet exploits
- Volt Typhoon have been at it for years
- Starlink in Ukraine gets complicated -Canadians hate poor Flipper
- Much, much more…-
[edited this report to update with correct info] My workflow is I click on create post, post the URL of the media, upload a small image of the logo, add the body text with links to the conference information and meda.
The issue is that when I add the image, the URL of the image gets put into the URL field of the create post page.
Previously the URL in the create post page could be directly to the YouTube video. For example https://infosec.pub/post/3334303 worked fine.
The UN denied any knowledge of this.
In Edinburgh it is difficult to drive in the dry.
Important move by Finland.
Yes, that Kuwaiti story came to mind when I read the story about 40 children in a community of 160 people.
It means that we don’t really know what happened or why but we need to publish an article. Also we need to mention Iran so that we can keep building pressure to attack a new country.
Israel as the occupying power had already been breaking international law so a bit more won’t make much difference.
I know several women who wear the niqab by choice, and in the face (pun not intended) of social pressure.
“The court said the man had stored the body in the freezer which he also used to store food.”
owowow.
haha, that is really silly propaganda