- When: Wednesday, April 4th,
2018 (The first Wednesday of every month)
- Time: 6:30 PM to 8:30 PM
- Where: Ruisch Auditorium at
Black & Veatch
- Address:
11401
Lamar Ave., Overland Park, KS 66211 map
- Format: Round table,
interactive discussion with security professionals from many
different industries, tech companies and organizations, from
upper management to operators who have many diverse
experiences. We invite knowledgeable and expert
members and guests to facilitate and keep the discussion moving
along and on-task.
Meeting
Details:
- Topic: Security with an
"Assumed Breach" mentality - How traditional defenses
fail your organization.
- Sponsor (food &
drink): SHI
- Facilitator: Ryan Preston,
Security Assessments Team Lead at Depth Security
More Info:
- TOPIC:
Is your organization protected by X, Y, and Z? Do you have
vulnerability assessments preformed that “prove” you’re
protected from outside threats? I’m here to tell you there’s
always a way in, at least, Microsoft thinks so. The latest
Windows and Active Directory defenses take an ‘Assumed Breach’
mentality, looking inward for suspicious activity. We’ll hear a
few real-world examples of attacks against organizations that
don’t utilize any malware but instead, take advantage of
weaknesses within organization’s AD and its users. I hope to
clarify where traditional defenses fail and your penetration
tests might be giving you a false sense of security. As the
perimeter is quickly dissolving, How are you working to detect
suspicious activity of your users?
- FACILITATOR:
Ryan Preston is the Security Assessments Team Lead at Depth
Security. It's rumored that he was raised by monks at a hidden
temple known as the House of Zero. He has an alert (love/hate)
relationship with XSS. He holds a bachelor’s degree in Software
Engineering from Kansas State University and is a certified OSCP
with 6 years dedicated assessment experience. Ryan has been
publicly thanked for helping identify and resolve
vulnerabilities for many Fortune 500 companies including Target,
CenturyLink, PayPal, Netflix, eBay, and the Department of
Defense.
Come
prepared with your experiences, questions, and your security concerns
that you wish to bring before a host of like-minded security
professionals.
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