Eric Snyder will be speaking Rochester Security Summit this year! He will be showcasing the actual attacks employed, demonstrating their methodologies, and highlighting our proactive measures in mitigation and prevention. This should allow for a very engaging presentation.

Looks like I will be presenting my deception engineering talk "Catching More Flies - Spotting the Adversary With Honey Techniques" on the second day of the Rochester Security Summit - looking forward to it! Always fun to be back in the Flower City. rochestersecurity.org/schedule/

Today is the last day for Standard Registration $250! Late Registration $350.00 starts Friday Oct 6. Get your tickets! 🎟🎟🎟 rochestersecurity.org

If you're in the #Rochester area, come check out my talk as I warm up the crowd for Jason Ross on day one at the Rochester Security Summit!

RSS:2023 Training Available! 🗓 Penetration Testing for Systems and Network Admins 🗓 Applying the Principle of Least Privilege in Cloud Planning Free Registration: events.eventzilla.net/e/rochester-se…

Here I come, Rochester Security Summit!! If you’ve got a F5 DevCentral Community account or follow wedohacks - Takeover, come chat community! #TikTok tiktok.com/t/ZT8kbYLCc/

Starting things off Track 1 investigatorchic Defending Beyond Defense

Navigating the Cyber Threat Landscape in Healthcare: A Real-world Analysis of Attacks and Countermeasures, with Eric Snider (University of Rochester)

Beyond Layers: Achieving Holistic Cybersecurity through Tool Integration from Ryan Vandis

Keynote Emilyann Fogarty

RSS:2023 Day 2

"Security is an economics issue more than a technical one - how much to spend to minimize risk." -Spaf at Rochester Security Summit

Morning Keynote Gene Spafford

Hacking the Cloud: Play-by-Play Attack from Ed Lin Varonis

It's OK to Make Mistakes: Blame Culture in Infosec by Courtney Bell

Thanks to everyone who came to my Rochester Security Summit talk this morning -- as promised, the slides are on my Github page here: github.com/InfosecGoon/Ca…

"We can always iterate. Our applications aren't perfect at v1.0, why would our appsec program be perfect at v1.0?" --Chris Peltz at Rochester Security Summit

Security Transformation for the Modern SOC Shaun Marken Palo Alto Networks

Automation in the SOC: A Winning Recipe by Joe Morin CyFlare