BSidesJax - 2019 Conference Info Page
TIAA Bank Field, Jacksonville FL
Saturday, November 16, 2019
Attend
Attendees can register for tickets on our EventBrite page below:
https://www.eventbrite.com/e/bsides-jax-2019-tickets-69816405749
Conference Location
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TIAA Bank Field One TIAA Bank Field Drive Jacksonville, Fl 32202 |
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Talk Schedule
| Track One | Track Two | Track Three | |
| 8:00 | Registration Opens |
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| 8:30 | Keynote - Nathan Hamiel - Click Here To Fix Everything | ||
| 9:30 |
Rajesh Verma / Charles E Helverson - Intro to Amateur (Ham) Radio |
Jonah Goldsmith - How to PASS your PCI-DSS ASV Quarterly Scan - Answers your ASV and QSA will Love |
Carlos Rodriguez - Can Security be Agile? |
| 10:30 |
Women in Technology Info Sec Panel |
Nawwar Kabbani - Security Pitfalls of OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect |
Aaron Rosenmund - Modernizing Security Operations |
| 11:30 |
Alex Stanford - Blockchain Matters | Nir Yosha -Ever asked a vendor for alert rules or techniques to catch the bad guys only to be told: “every organization is unique”? | Ed Spencer - Landing Your First Info Sec Job |
| 12:30 |
Lunch |
Lunch |
Lunch |
| 1:30 |
CISO Panel |
Derrick Thomas - Cyberspace Law |
James (Todd) Lovelace - The Effect of Nuclear Electromagnetic Pulse on Critical US Infrastructure |
| 2:30 |
Jyoti Chawla - How to secure your Machine Learning/AI models and processes | Vicki Gatewood - Pushing Left, Like a Boss | Gene Cronk - Building a PC Lab on the Cheap |
| 3:30 |
Brandon DeVault - Threat Hunting with the Elastic Stack | Dan Bidleman - Securing your communications with SSH, 2FA and GPG | Vishruta Rudresh - Privacy Engineering Medical Devices |
| 4:30 |
Michael Marbut - Don't JUST patch your users against social engineering |
Jeremy Schiffer - Cyber Threat Intelligence and You | Ed Spencer - DM'ing for the InfoSec Crowd |
| 5:30 |
Closing Ceremonies | ||
*This schedule is a work in progress and could change*
Villages & Activities
TOOOL LockPick Village
Our TOOOL Lockpick Village will have plenty of picks and challenge locks for all skill levels. This is a great opportunity to learn more about locksport and find out more about our local TOOOL chapter!
Data Duplication Village
We have a 15+ TB file server onsite and will have it filled lot's of interesting data, like an (almost) full InfoCon.org Mirror (including the Rainbow Tables & Wordlists) readily accessible via our Gigabit hardwired & wireless network. Make sure you bring your computer, ethernet cable & plenty of storage! We will have limited capacity to populate a USB Hard Drive you provide if you have a specific data request.
Capture the Flag
We will have an on-site first rate CTF. Hosted by TrendMicro
Code of Conduct
See our Code of Conduct here.
Photo/Video/Recording Device Policy
Ensure you have the permission from anyone you photograph or record. This includes those in the background of your shot. “Crowd shots” from the front (facing the crowd) are strongly discouraged.
If you’ve accidentally taken a picture without permission, delete it. If you are asked by a participant to delete/blur a picture they did not give you permission to take, do so immediately.
Press photographers are also required to adhere to this policy; Your press credentials is not a pass to break these rules.
Upon a first infraction, you will receive one warning from BSidesJax Staff. Upon a second infraction you will be asked to give up your device to BSidesJax Staff for the duration of the Con or to leave the Con with your device, your choice. You may return to the Con once you have deposited your device in a secure location, offsite.
There are several BSidesJax Staff who are commissioned to be taking pictures & otherwise document the event. They are aware of this policy and are not immune, except in cases where they have been requested to document activities, presentations, etc., for BSidesjax PR purposes.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Other Groups!
Jax2600/DC904. Our group focuses on both physical and digital penetration testing, as well as any new cutting edge technologies and how to break or exploit them.
Jacksonville Linux Users Group. The Jacksonville Linux Users' Group or JaxLUG is a diverse assembly of Linux users (beginners, casual desktop users, system administrators, developers, and IT professionals) that have a passion for supporting Linux and Free Open Source Software (FOSS) and live in or around Jacksonville, Florida metropolitan area.
Hack FSCJ. Hack FSCJ is a student organization of Florida State College at Jacksonville. Members are part of the student body and participate in a variety of activities related to Cyber Security.
Jacksonville FL IT Server Group. The Jacksonville Florida IT Server Group is a group of IT Pros and Administrators established for the purpose of networking, design, education, security and familiarization of the latest technologies.
