Alex Illiadis MedSec The focus of this presentation is on the security of medical devices. Anything from enterprise hospital equipment to embedded gadgets that are available for patients. We will walk through all the layers of security starting from the hardware, firmware and RF. This talk is a story of our experiences and struggles
John Pavelich Spectral Guard Inc Threats are becoming more complex as Threat Agents look for new ways to use technology in their quest for valuable data. As the number of connected devices grows to more than 20 billion by 2020, the Internet of Things (IoT) will likely provide an unprecedented expansion of new threat vectors
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Ajay K. Sood Symantec Canada Symantec tracks over 700,000 global adversaries and records events from 98 million attack sensors, generating 9 trillion rows of data. This is the world’s largest Global Threat Intelligence Network. Every year, for the past 21 years, this data is analyzed and summarized into the Internet Security Threat Report
Dave McMahon Clairvoyance Cyber Corp Astract Consider that the largest mobile device you will soon own will be your car. Picture an aircraft as software with wings, a spaceship as a rocket-propelled supercomputer and navy ships as floating data-centres. Look at augmented reality gaming on our sidewalks, autonomous drones in the sky, bitcoins
Collin Mulliner Astract Reverse engineering software is commonly done and has various goals such as finding vulnerabilities, learning about security mechanisms and countermeasures, and for general understanding and information extraction. Obviously all software will be reverse engineered at some point but you will never really find out. This
Ken Kuehni and Mark Cunningham Synopsis When a security breach happens to your organization (and it will), the first step in the recovery process is your ability to respond effectively. Being prepared is the key to managing an incident and whether it be a line of business, or the entire corporation, the objective is to
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Ryan Kazanciyan Tanium Amidst all of the furor and noise about NSA exploits and failed patching efforts, this year’s NotPetya ransomware campaign also revived awareness of a potent and often underestimated means of compromise: software supply chain attacks. In truth, you don’t need to look far to find a surprising number of similar incidents
John O’ Connor and Mark Hearn Organizations today rely on connectivity. However, while organizations recognize the importance of this connectivity to meet consumer demand and maintain a competitive edge, today’s connected world also assists in how malware, ransomware and other threats spread. As connected devices proliferate, this
Mayra Rosario Fuentes Trend Micro The healthcare sector has been the industry with the highest number of data breaches, followed by the government and retail sectors. Hackers can invade hospital networks through insecure medical equipment in the ER and patient treatment rooms by gaining the same level of access as a member of hospital
Robert Sell Robert discusses his third place experience at the Defcon 2017 SE CTF and how his efforts clearly show how easy it is to get sensitive information from any organization. The 2017 Verizon report clearly shows the dramatic growth rate of social engineering attacks and Robert demonstrates how he collected hundreds of data