My employer, Riverbed Technology, is the corporate sponsor of Wireshark, an open source network protocol analyzer. Each summer, we hold an annual four-day event called Sharkfest, in which many cool people come to share very geeky stuff about networks.
In 2012 I delivered a keynote talk called "In the cloud, everything you think you know is wrong." Unfortunately, it wasn't recorded.
In 2013, I delivered a presentation called "Attack Progressions: first they came for bandwidth...now they want to make a difference." It's an overview of the vulnerability landscape, how it's changed over time, how attackers evolve their techniques, and how defenders can improve. A recording of this talk is now available. Since we've been discussing security in various threads here on KFN, I figured some of you might enjoy this.
Not to be missed is my colleague Charles Kaplan's talk, "To engineer is human...so is being lazy." He tells several humorous stories about poor security engineering he's seen during his career.
In 2012 I delivered a keynote talk called "In the cloud, everything you think you know is wrong." Unfortunately, it wasn't recorded.
In 2013, I delivered a presentation called "Attack Progressions: first they came for bandwidth...now they want to make a difference." It's an overview of the vulnerability landscape, how it's changed over time, how attackers evolve their techniques, and how defenders can improve. A recording of this talk is now available. Since we've been discussing security in various threads here on KFN, I figured some of you might enjoy this.
Not to be missed is my colleague Charles Kaplan's talk, "To engineer is human...so is being lazy." He tells several humorous stories about poor security engineering he's seen during his career.
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