Mishaal Khan

As an organization, what information do you expose to a potential hacker?

This short session will explore the vast amount of publicly accessible information about your company scattered all over the internet, the darknet and other not so obvious sources using live, advanced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) techniques.

This presentation will highlight how this information can be used against you by malicious entities whether your competitors, nation state attackers, disgruntled employees, insider threats, hacktivists or wannabe hackers.

This presentation is sure to keep you awake at night!

Get insights from a Certified Social Engineer Penetration Tester on the most powerful hacking technique.

Get into the mind of someone who get's into peoples' minds.

- What is Social Engineering?
- Is there a science behind it?
- Is it a talent or a skill that can be learnt and developed?
- Why is it so powerful?

We won't really talk about it much, ... we'll demonstrate it!

Audience participation highly encouraged.

40-45 min talk followed by Q&A

You probably have more things talking to the internet in your house than you can count off the top of your head, I know I do (I'll show you)!

- Let's talk about what IoT means to you and to organizations.
- Are you thinking "security" when you design and engineer your projects or are you only thinking "functionality".
- Why is securing IoT important?
- What are some of the horror stories of insecure devices?
- Let's get hands on with hacking IoT, what could go wrong?

We'll scratch the surface and get you thinking.

Some of things we'll demo: Raspberry Pi, Arduino, connected home devices, Pi-Hole, ...