BSides Austin 2016

BSides Austin 2016 took place March 31, 2016 through April 1, 2016 (8 years, 7 months ago) at an unknown location.

Presentations

Thursday, March 31, 2016

10:00 - BSides Austin Keynote : Ed Skoudis Keynote
11:00 - Entry level position, 3 years’ experience required!
11:00 - Protecting your toys - Attempts at securing the IoT
12:30 - Master Your Game: Incentivizing Security Event Analysis Through Gamification
13:30 - Purple Teaming: The Best of Both Worlds
13:30 - 'I'm a software developer. What do you mean I'm on the blue team?': What we can learn in a red/blue world
14:30 - The Node.js Highway: Attacks Are At Full Throttle
14:30 - If I Knew Then What I Know Now: Building an InfoSec Program from Scratch
15:30 - How to Catch a Pentester
15:30 - It's not just about the technology, it's also about the psychology.
16:30 - You Got Fail!
16:30 - The modern SOC: Adapting the Security Operations model to how we work.

Friday, April 1, 2016

09:30 - WORKSHOP: Taking a mental walk in the users' mind
09:30 - Enterprise Vulnerability Management - Back to Basics
09:30 - Scan. Break in. Persist. Repeat.
10:30 - Taking AppSec to 11: AppSec Pipelines, DevOps and Making Things Better
10:30 - Sections, Segments, and Functions, oh my! Hashing your way to analytical shortcuts.
12:00 - Detecting Credential Theft with Practical Security Analytics and Visualizations
12:00 - The Beginner's Guide to ICS: How to Never Sleep Soundly Again
12:00 - Commodity malware means YOU! And everybody in this room, let’s look at one called Dridex
13:00 - Vulnerability Management Systems Flawed - Leaving your Enterprise at High Risk
13:00 - Rapid Covert Physical Entry
13:00 - Quit Blaming The Damned Passwords
14:00 - Virustotal Spelunking
14:00 - IoT on Easy Mode
14:00 - WORKSHOP: Symbolic Execution: No need to be angr-y
15:00 - Modern Crypto and you!
15:00 - Cloud Access Security Brokers: What’s with all the hype?
15:30 - WORKSHOP: Malware Analysis 101
16:00 - Evolution of the Angler Exploit Kit
16:00 - If You Can't Beat 'Em, Join 'Em: Tips For Running a Successful Bug Bounty Program