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| PLEASE JOIN US FOR THE NEXT INSTALLMENT IN THE BLACK HAT WEBCAST SERIES |
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| Attacking and Defending a Distributed Workforce |
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| Thursday, May 21, 2020 11:00AM - 12:00PM PDT // 60 MINUTES, INCLUDING Q&A | Moving to a more distributed workforce changes the risk profile for a company, opens up new attack vectors, and places new burdens on those trying to defend the enterprise. A distributed workforce also changes day-to-day business interactions at both technical and operational levels.
In this webcast, Tom Steele, Zach Lanier, and Michael Robbins discuss these risks from both attacker and defender perspectives, and how their tools, techniques, and controls have evolved with the changing workforce landscape.
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| Tom Steele Tom Steele has over 10 years of experience performing adversarial and research-based security assessments. Tom is the author of Black Hat Go and a maintainer of many open-source projects. Tom’s focus at Atredis Partners is building and leading offensive capabilities and operations as well as application and software security. Outside of tech, Tom is a black belt in Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu and competes nationally and operates his own gym in Idaho. |
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| Zach Lanier Zach Lanier leads and executes highly technical software security, network, and application assessments, as well as complex reverse engineering and exploit development projects, focusing primarily on embedded and IoT/IIoT platforms. |
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| Michael Robbins Michael Robbins leads and contributes to security projects for Atredis Partners that include system risk assessments, risk management program development, internal control design assessment and process optimization, information security program reviews, and regulatory compliance readiness assessments. |
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