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Vamosi: So before we go to Vegas again before we return to sector or any of the other favorite conferences we might attend. Jack is probably best known as one of the three co-founders of the popular BSides securityconferences. That wouldn’t pack a big conference room at Mandalay Bay or Caesars. Besides, I was born.
I went to smaller conferences. I wrote two books, one on IoT Security and another with Kevin Mitnick, then jumped around a couple of different jobs. What if you are a woman in informationsecurity? My first day at ZDNet there was a virus blowing up and my editor asked if I could do a story on that. So I learned.
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I'm Robert Vamosi, and in this episode I'm talking about the shortage of infosec experts and how, through the use of computer Capture the Flag competitions, or CTF, the US military, for example, is attempting to address the shortage of informationsecurity experts through gamification. million worldwide. That's a great idea.
Or with social media. These are people who could also be attending a Salesforce conference. Okay, maybe not a Salesforce conference, but you get the idea. In this case, at an East Coast hacker conference known as Shmoocon. Vamosi: Derby con was a hacker conference in Kentucky that lasted for about nine years.
I'm Robert Vamosi, and in this episode I'm talking about the shortage of infosec experts and how, through the use of computer Capture the Flag competitions, or CTF, the US military, for example, is attempting to address the shortage of informationsecurity experts through gamification. million worldwide. That's a great idea.
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Vamosi: Like a lot of us, informationsecurity wasn’t necessarily our first line of work. Fortunately I was covering security for ZDNet from day one, and eventually got pretty good at explaining infosec to others. I like that kind of social interaction part. I started in journalism. So I saved a lot of money to go.
Vamosi: Like a lot of us, informationsecurity wasn’t necessarily our first line of work. Fortunately I was covering security for ZDNet from day one, and eventually got pretty good at explaining infosec to others. I like that kind of social interaction part. I started in journalism. So I saved a lot of money to go.
Vamosi: Like a lot of us, informationsecurity wasn’t necessarily our first line of work. Fortunately I was covering security for ZDNet from day one, and eventually got pretty good at explaining infosec to others. I like that kind of social interaction part. I started in journalism. So I saved a lot of money to go.
The SyTech projects exposed included social media monitoring solutions and TOR deanonymization tools. ObserveIT enables security teams to detect a risky user activity, investigate incidents in minutes and effectively respond. And there's going to be - this paper is going to be presented at Usenix Securityconference next month.
The SyTech projects exposed included social media monitoring solutions and TOR deanonymization tools. ObserveIT enables security teams to detect a risky user activity, investigate incidents in minutes and effectively respond. And there's going to be - this paper is going to be presented at Usenix Securityconference next month.
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Anyone who has anyone in the informationsecurity community is usually melting under the hot Nevada sun. Ollam: so locks at DEF CON and locks it at any hacker conference. So these informal sessions were always part of the hacker culture. Yes, grasshoppers invaded Las Vegas at the start of hacker summer camp in 2019.
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