BSidesDC 2019

BSidesDC 2019 took place Oct. 25, 2019 through Oct. 27, 2019 (5 years ago) at Renaissance Washington DC Downtown in Washington, DC, USA.

https://www.bsidesdc.org/2019

Presentations

Friday, Oct. 25, 2019

07:00 - Registration
08:00 - Building Secure Kubernetes Clusters with Identity Management
08:00 - Dead Box...Not Dead Body
08:00 - Threat Hunting with the Elastic Stack
13:00 - OpenSOC.io Blueteam CTF
13:00 - Pros Vs. Joes CTF

Saturday, Oct. 26, 2019

08:30 - FrankenDROID: Building and Dissecting Malicious APKs (session 1)
08:30 - Professional Networking on a Personal Budget
08:30 - A Crash Course In Deep Dive Malware Analysis
09:00 - Welcome
09:15 - Keynote Keynote
10:00 - CryptKids
10:30 - How PKI Can Fix the Robocall Problem
10:30 - CryptKids Keynote
10:30 - JARVIS for Code? Meaningful AI Research for Software Reverse Engineering
11:30 - Automating Analysis Without Automating the Analyst
11:30 - Are you ready to leverage DevSecOps? Get ready and use it for good.
11:30 - The APT @home - when the attacker knows your mother's maiden name
13:30 - Cyber Threat Intelligence and APT 101
13:30 - Malware Behavior Catalog
13:30 - Bringing IACD (Integrated Adaptive Cyber Defence) to the Financial Sector
13:30 - FrankenDROID: Building and Dissecting Malicious APKs (session 2)
14:30 - The journey begins: Preparing for Offensive Security Penetration Testing with Kali (PWK) course for the OSCP
14:30 - Courage from a Zero Day Inside
14:30 - Social Media OSINT Without the Indigestion
15:30 - PErfidious: Make PE backdooring great again!
15:30 - Are your Network Devices Good or Evil? Introducing CHOX
16:00 - I am the cavalry...
16:30 - Hands-on Writing Malware in Go
16:30 - 28 Seconds Later: The Epidemiologic Triangle and Other Models for Influence Operations

Sunday, Oct. 27, 2019

08:00 - Registration / BSidesDC Storefront
08:30 - Cloud Forensics Workshop and CTF Challenge
09:00 - RF Hacker's Sanctuary/ Wireless CTF
09:00 - How to get started in hacking and coding. (Elementary and Middle school)
09:00 - Signing your code the easy way
09:00 - Using JA3. Asking for a friend?
10:00 - Morning Break
10:00 - Lockpick/IOT Village
10:00 - The Evolution of PowerShell: Blue and Red Team Tactics
10:30 - Overcoming Workforce Retention and Recruitment Challenges in the Cybersecurity Community
10:30 - 0-day Research Disassembled
10:30 - Keeping CTI on Track: An Easier Way to Map to MITRE ATT&CK
11:30 - Lunch
12:30 - Mind the Gap - Managing Insecurity in Enterprise IoT
12:30 - Tales from the Firewall
12:30 - No IOUs with IOT
13:00 - Building a Home Lab and Introduction to Web Application Hacking
13:30 - What did the SIEM See?
13:30 - IAM what IAM and dats what IAM: accounts for everyone! Robots too!
13:30 - Insights for secure API usage in conjunction with security automation and orchestration
14:30 - Looking to the Past to Better Understand Threat Intelligence
14:30 - Offensive PCAP
14:30 - What We Do In The Shadows: "Going Dark" With Consumer Electronics
15:30 - Make Results, Not Models: Applying AI to Cybersecurity in an Intelligent Way
15:30 - Breaking Through the Boundaries of Cyber Security Job Search Challenges
15:30 - Digital Canaries in Coal Mines: Detecting Adversarial Enumeration with DNS & AD
16:30 - Closing Ceremonies

Presenters