Presented at
DeepSec 2020 „The Masquerade“,
Unknown date/time
(Unknown duration)
The Art of the Breach is designed to be a journey for anyone interested in physical security. Robert takes the audience on a trip from a public sidewalk outside a target organization all the way to the executive filing cabinet in the President's office. During this adventure, Robert discusses everything from successful reconnaissance prior to the breach to ensuring an easy exit afterwards.
Robert spends time at each step to go over the various options for moving forward. Some of these options are easy and straight forward while others require preparation and planning. Since every business is different, Robert brings in many different obstacles a physical penetration tester might face. This includes steel doors, cameras, armed guards and aware employees.
While many physical security talks focus strictly on the information security aspect of breaching, Robert will combine this with techniques used by first responders to enter a building.
If you want to up your game on physical security or at the very least gain some ideas for improving your company's defenses, this talk is for you.
Presenters:
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Robert Sell
- Trace Labs
Robert is the founder and president of the Trace Labs which is a non profit organization that crowd sources open source intelligence (OSINT) to help locate missing persons.
He has spoken at conferences and podcasts around the world on subjects such as social engineering, open source intelligence, physical security and other topics.
Robert primarily works in the aerospace industry where he assists newly acquired organizations to secure their environments. This includes all aspects of security in regions around the world.
In 2017 and 2018 he competed at the Social Engineering Village Capture the Flag contest. He placed third in this contest (both years) and since then has been teaching organizations how to defend against social attacks and how to reduce their OSINT footprint. In 2018, he actually ran a CTF while participating (and placing 3rd) in the SECTF at Defcon Vegas.
Robert is also a ten year volunteer with Search and Rescue in British Columbia, Canada. In his SAR capacity, Robert specializes in tracking lost persons.
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