BSidesIOWA 2015 April 4, 2015 to April 4, 2015, Iowa,USA
Tell us about missing data
Tell us about missing data
Title | Speakers | Summary | Topic Types |
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Intro to Web App Testing with Mutillidae, | Andrew Freeborn | This presentation will introduce web application testing to aspiring security professionals as well as assist ... | |
Security Metaphors, | Josh More | There is a divide between the so-called "security/technical" people and the "business" people. We've all ... | |
Deconstructing the Catalog, | Kenneth Johnson | This talk will focus on the deconstructing the FileHistory Catalog that has been introduced in ... | |
Tricks, tips, and techniques to Exploit Kit/DRIVEBY analysis, hunting, protection, | Will Metcalf | A how-to guide for detection, analysis, replay, and protection from Drive-by downloads and Exploit kits. ... | |
Anatomy of a Full Scale Social Engineering Attack, | Dave Nelson | This session will show how to perform a full scale social engineering attack against an ... | |
Zombies on the Airwaves, | Evan Davison | 50 years of obsolescence hasn't taught us anything apparently! Get prepared for a modern day ... | |
Security by Design in a Continuous Deployment Shop, Nathan Gibson, Alex Hart, | Nick Starke | Continuous deployment is a practice used in software development to automate and improve the process ... | |
Hacking the Job Market, | Josh More | There is considerably more skill in the IT and security communities than is reflected in ... | |
Integrating Vulnerability Scanning into the SDLC, | Eric Johnson | The Agile and DevOps software development lifecycles present interesting challenges for application security. How can ... | |
Assessing Automated Malware Analysis, | Jared Mclaren | It seems that no network security model is complete without the addition of an automated ... | |
Adversarial Testing through Unconventional Offensive Breach Techniques, | Dan Kottmann | Traditional vulnerability scanners and pentests, although useful and valuable in an overall security program, generally ... |