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BSidesKC2017

Visit www.bsideskc.org for details!

When: May 20th 2017

Where: Think Big Coworking: 1712 Main St, Kansas City, MO

Cost: $20

Each attendee will receive a free T-Shirt, Lunch and Drinks/Beer (21+).

Student tickets are available for free, please contact us to receive your code.

Registration: http://bit.ly/bsideskcreg

Questions? Email us at info@bsideskc.org

Interested in sponsoring? Check out the Sponsor Packet and/or email sponsors@bsideskc.org

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Schedule

TRACK 1

TIME	SPEAKER – TOPIC
8:00-9:00	Registration
9:00-9:15	Opening Remarks (Track 1 Only)
9:15-10:05	Keynote – Chris Nickerson (Track 1 Only
10:15-11:05	Shogo Cottrell – Back in the hunt: Using hunt teams to discover anomalous and malicious behavior
11:15-12:05	Ryan Preston – Server 2016 and the End of Lateral Movement (Or is it?)
12:15-1:05	Spencer Davis – I fell into a Ring0 of Fire: Windows Kernel Shellcode
1:15-2:05	Alejandro & Julie Villegas – Social Tinder-neering with a twist of Kik: How to leverage Mobile Dating Apps to enhance your social engineering attack techniques
2:15-3:05	Josh Brunty – PUPs to Pwn: Attack vectors of the newest waves of bloatware
3:15-4:05	Chris Salerno – Your New Red Team Hardware Survival Pack
4:15-5:05	Dan Barker – Architecting the Future: Abstractions and Metadata
5:15-6:05	Tim MalcomVetter – Johnny Q. CISO just got a new Red Team, Bug Bounty, and S Class
6:15-6:40	Closing Remarks & Raffle (Track 1 Only) – Must be present to win

TRACK 2

TIME	SPEAKER – TOPIC
8:00-9:00	Registration
9:00-9:15	Opening Remarks (Track 1 Only)
9:15-10:05	Keynote – Chris Nickerson (Track 1 Only)
10:15-10:40	Barry Cooper – What’s the deal with IoT?
10:50-11:15	Brandon Rozario – Red Teaming: The Physical Intrusion of IoT (ICS/SCADA)
11:25-11:50	Aaron Blythe – Introduction to Shodan
12:00-1:00	Lunch Break
1:10-1:35	Caleb Christopher – For The Record: SPF, DKIM, and DMARC Records
1:45-2:10	Glenn Gustitus – Security and User Experience: Pushing for Change in the Enterprise Environment
2:20-2:45	Kevin Shekleton – The Security of Classic Game Consoles
2:55-3:20	Ben Miller – “Who Cleans the Racks?” A Cloud Vendor Evaluation story
3:30-3:55	Jered Bare – Manage The Bugs So They Don’t Manage You
4:05-4:30	Michael James – OSINT And You: A Love Story
4:40-5:05	Bryan Wilson – A Survey of the Symbiotic Relationship between Cyberliability Insurance and Information Security
5:15-5:40	Gared Seats – Problem: The boss wants to connect something he shouldn’t Solution: Log Management and Log aggregation
5:50-6:05	Open
6:15-6:40	Closing Remarks & Raffle (Track 1 Only) – Must be present to win

Lockpick Village

Georgia chapter of The Open Organization Of Lockpickers (TOOOL, https://augustalocksports.org/toool-ga/)educate attendees about locks and physical security issues. And, they are also bringing lock pick sets to sell!

Open Hacking Village

The newly announced Open Hacking Village (OHV) is completely free and available for all to attend (noob to expert). In its first year opening, the OHV will be hosting a list of environments for hackers to tinker around in. OHV will include a Car Hacking Village (http://www.carhackingvillage.com/), IoT Hacking Village, and Enterprise Hacking Village. The intention of this village is to give people a free, legal environment to learn the tricks of the trade in hacking, test exploits out in, identify new exploits, learn from others, etc.

Planners

Eric Helm (LinkedIn)
Dallas Haselhorst (@oneoffdallas)
Michael Yelland (@amcyber1)
Yaron Levi (@0xL3v1)
Cindi Carter (LinkedIn)
John Winger (@kcgeek)
Jack Daniel (@jack_daniel) <- Yeah, that Jack Daniel! Thanks Jack!

Want to help us plan? Drop an email to board@bsideskc.org!

Volunteers

We’re seeking volunteers to help make this event happen! Volunteers are day-of-event helpers that pitch in to help manage registration, security, speaker wrangling and more. Gain the respect of your peers by being involved with the community, and you get to learn new things too!