InfoSec: The Advanced Persistent Adversary and You
By Brad Lhotsky
Date: Tuesday, 28 June 2011 15:40
Duration: 50 minutes
Target audience: Beginner
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Tags: apt infosec monitoring security
The Information Security atmosphere has moved beyond 1337 h4x0rs and 5cr!pt |<iddi3s. Attacks and attackers are more sophisticated (and more stupid) than you could imagine. As an InfoSec professional, I'm frustrated that my peers have failed to recognize the potential in their SysAdmins, Network Admins, and Programmers.
This talk aims to educate you to the Brave New World of InfoSec and how you can help improve security without crippling your users.
This talk will focus on the emerging concept of "Usable Security," and your place as Perl programmers in it. Hopefully the Q&A session will be more of a group discussion.
- Tim Heaney (oylenshpeegul)
- JT Smith
- Brad Oaks (bradoaks)
- Matt Nash (mnb)
- Dave Rolsky (autarch)
- Brad Lhotsky
- Kenneth Graves (kag)
- Todd Olson
- Joe Kline (gizmo)
- gordon gvanamburg
- Michael Peters (mpeters)
- jerry gay (particle)
- Kevin Polulak (soh_cah_toa)
- Todd Rinaldo (toddr)
- Michael Aquilina (aquilina)
- John Lightsey (J.D.)
- Kenneth Power
- David Neimeyer
- G. Wade Johnson (gwadej)
- David Storrs (dstorrs)
- Chas. Owens (cowens)
- Karsten Dahms
- James Engel (Jim)
- Sterling Hanenkamp (zostay)
- Link McGaughey
- Greg Estep
