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BSidesSF 2019

#1

Opening Remarks

#2

The Path to Infosec Is Not Always Linear

#3

Securing Online Identities with Simple, Secure, Open Standards

#4

Lunch

#5

Opening Remarks

#6

Happy Hour

#7

How to Orchestrate a Cyber Security Incident Tabletop Exercise

#8

How to Lose a Container in 10 Minutes

#9

Security Automation Simplified

#10

Don't Boil the Ocean: Using MITRE ATT&CK to Guide Hunting Activity

#11

Party

#12

Back to the SOCless Future: Implementing Monitoring & Response Through Automation

#13

Navigating Passwordless Authentication with FIDO2 & WebAuthn

#14

Lyft Cartography: Automating Security Visibility and Democratization

#15

Lunch

#16

Automating Web Application Bug Hunting

#17

All Your Containers Are Belong to Us

#18

Closing Ceremony

#19

Breakfast

#20

Breakfast

#21

DevSecOps State of the Union

#22

Building Identity for an Open Perimeter

#23

HTTP Security Headers: A Technology History Through Scar Tissue

#24

Concrete Steps to Create a Security Culture

#25

How to Build an Application Security Program

#26

Offensive Javascript Techniques for Red Teamers (Or Anyone Really)

#27

Containers: Your Ally in Improving Security

#28

Making Sense of Unstructured Threat Data

#29

Career Mutation: A Panel on the Evolution to Management in Security

#30

Slack App Security: Securing Your Workspaces from a Bot Uprising

#31

Ethical Hacking: DIY Mobile Security Workstation (For Cheap)

#32

WHOIS Calling the 80s to Get Their Finger Back: LOL with Old TCP Services

#33

Implementing a Kick-Butt Training Program: BLUE TEAM GO!

#34

Do You Even Tech Anymore: Management & Leadership in Security?

#35

Cats? In My Certificate Transparency Logs? It's More Likely Than You Think

#36

Bye-Bye False Positives: Using AI to Improve Detection

#37

Anti-Privacy Anti-Patterns

#38

Registration

#39

Ask the EFF

#40

Hacking with a Heads Up Display

#41

Fuzzing Malware for Fun & Profit: Applying Coverage-Guided Fuzzing to Find and Exploit Bugs in Modern Malware

#42

A Deep Dive into Go Malware: Using Metadata to Empower the Analyst

#43

BADPDF: Stealing Windows Credentials via PDF Files

#44

Arcades and Audits: What Gaming Can Do for Your Security Posture

#45

Friend or Replicant: How Attackers Automate and Disguise Themselves in a Shroud of Authenticity to Gain Followers, Control Influence, and Malign Credit

#46

Strangeways, Here We Come: A Journey from On-Prem to Cloud First with AWS

#47

How to Fix the Diversity Gap in Cybersecurity

#48

Deploying Two-Factor Authentication to Millions of Users

#49

RadRAT: An all-in-one toolkit for complex espionage ops

#50

Conquer the Enterprise from Inside with Penetration Testing Dropboxes