Tony Gee and Luke Turvey will be presenting: So Apparently the Blockchain Fixes Everything … Hacking the Blockchain Blockchain tends to be perceived as secure by default but is this really the case? This session will explore how node, ledger and application security can be attacked and how organisations can assess and harden implementations. After […]
Tim Luck will be presenting: Ethical Hacking. The Internet of Things Best security practices (e.g. passwords, social media), cyber security awareness, and securing the IoT in your home. To register email [email protected]
Ken Munro will be presenting: Hear from a hacker on how to prevent a cyber attack nightmare damaging your business * How hackers can access data through your smart technology and how much data is available to them * Live hacking demonstrations exposing security flaws * The must do checklist for mitigating business risk * […]
Ken Munro will be presenting: Hacking mobile apps & IoT devices (and how not to be a victim) Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustonic-security-trust-summit-tickets-49687276983
Ken Munro presenting: The overlooked risk that comes with the digital age in the maritime industry.
Martin Smith will be presenting: How to reduce the scope of your payment channels for PCIDSS compliance, and how to avoid SAQ-D with services like SmartPay and significantly reduce your compliance burden. Register here: https://www.adelante.co.uk/resources/user-guides/the-future-of-income-management
Tony Gee will be presenting: Is Your Coffee Machine Making Micropayments to a Hacker? Register here: https://www.fraudadvisorypanel.org/events/fraud-and-financial-crime-conference/
Ken Munro will be presenting: Getting tough on IoT regulation Be afraid, be very afraid. Security issues with the IoT mean smart devices can be subverted in a variety of ways and used to attack not only individual users but whole swathes of the population. Consumer pressure isn’t enough. Naming and shaming isn’t enough. We […]
Mark Harrison will be moderating the 13:45 panel discussion: Building resilience in users * Best practice to educate and instill trust in the users that IoT aims to serve * Improving operational efficiency in business through interoperable devices
Jo Dalton will be presenting the keynote at 14:15. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/cyber-security-business-insight-conference-derby-tickets-49644040662
Ken Munro will be presenting: Hacking mobile apps & IoT devices (and how not to be a victim) Register here: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/trustonic-security-trust-summit-tickets-49687276983
Tony Gee will be presenting: Bitfi the unhackable cryptocurrency wallet. Did anything go right? Register here https://tvsecureiot.uk/registration/
Ken Munro will be presenting twice at the IoT Security Theatre: 12:00 - 12:40: Connected Crime and the IoT 15:30 - 16:10: Live Hacking and Penetration Testing Register here: https://iotbuild-emea.internetofbusiness.com/pricing
Tony Gee will be presenting: Hacking the IoT and blockchains This talk will focus on breaking the security principles of the Internet if Things, showing practical demonstrations and how these techniques can be applied to hacking blockchain technology and hardware wallets.
As part of the EC's International Product Safety Week 2018, Mark Harrison will be presenting: Kettles and kids toys, how safe is the IoT in our house? – Live Hack Details here: https://ec.europa.eu/info/events/international-product-safety-week-2018-2018-nov-12-0_en
Tim Luck will be presenting. Register here: https://www.eiseverywhere.com/ereg/index.php?eventid=364534&
Ken Munro will be presenting a Live Satellite Hack In this innovative presentation, Munro plans to carry out some live hacking demonstrations against satellite terminal equipment, showing how poor security practice can expose the users systems to compromise. Munro will also look briefly at the security of satellites themselves. With very similar security issues found […]
This is an invitation only event. Ken Munro will be speaking.
Mark Harrison will be presenting: IoT – Let’s Hack Stuff! The IoT is here to stay, with all its flaws, failings and frustrations. Even devices as innocuous as connected toys can be hacked and used for ‘evil’ purposes. Mark Harrison revisits the infamous hack of the My Friend Cayla doll, as well as sharing some […]
Ken Munro will be presenting. Register here: https://tx2events.com/events/cyber-incursion
Both Nigel Hearne and Tony Gee will be speaking. Photo: @LisaForteUK Nigel Hearne: How to hack the sea lanes Theatre 7 - 12:20 – 12:40 • How to locate potentially vulnerable vessels and on-board technology • How could a malicious threat actor potentially attack a ship at sea? • But his maritime security stuff’s all […]
