Non-Political Security Learnings from the Mueller Report

Presented at BSidesSF 2021 Virtual, March 6, 2021, 2:20 p.m. (20 minutes)

Streaming at <https://youtu.be/ljBju-TONss> Join us at [r/BSidesSF](https://reddit.com/r/BSidesSF) on Reddit for live AMA style Q&A with the original speaker (2020) The Mueller Report had a trove of forensics evidence around how the DNC & DCCC were compromised. By reading the Report through a critical security lens we can gather a trove of learnings around how access was gained, how their networks were traversed, & what we can do to defend our organizations.

Presenters:

• Arkadiy Tetelman
  Arkadiy is Head of Application & Infrastructure Security at Chime. He is passionate about all things security, ranging from technical, to policy and legal, to security management and leadership. He contributes to several open source projects and has spoken on topics of security across the country. He graduated from UC Berkeley with degrees in Computer Science and Applied Mathematics.

Links:

• https://bsidessf2021.sched.com/event/iD5O/non-political-security-learnings-from-the-mueller-report

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