Halifax Area Security Klatch

Meeting: 2020.10.15 Written by thehask on October 8, 2020

2020, theHASK is back with a Virtual Edition!

All the cool kids have gone virtual this year for some reason, so why not us!

Join us for the first ever virtual HASK, sponsored by FireEye! We have some great speakers and a special thank you to the first 30 people to register, thanks to FireEye!

Attendance to HASK meetings is free and we are a welcoming and open community. Please join us for an evening of networking and great discussions about all things AtlSecCon and infosec.

For networking, chat and to keep the conversation going locally, please check out the dc902 Discord server.

Thank you,
Travis and the AtlSecCon Board.

Stay Safe!

Meeting Sponsor:

Venue:

Virtual

Please register on EventBrite Meeting link will be shared on October 15, 2020.
Agenda:

6:00 – 6:30 PM  Opening & Introductions
6:30 – 7:30 PM  FireEye speaker Jamie Haggett
7:30 – 8:30 PM  Community talk from Brian Yip (r0kit)
8:30 – 9:00 PM  Community talk from Jeff Hann
Sponsored Presentation:

Jamie Haggett – Build an Intelligence-led Security Operations Capability

This session will focus on how to build an intelligence led security operations capability. We will deep dive on the required capabilities to provide a 24/7, attack-focused program. Let’s take what we know is highly effective in dealing with high impact breaches and implement it before the situation even happens.

Jamie has been with FireEye/Mandiant for 7 years.  In his current role, Jamie leads the Mandiant threat intelligence and Managed Detection & Response business for Canada. Jamie has been in information security for over 18 years and has global experience across multiple domains including product development.

Community Presentations:

Brian Yip (r0kit) – Defeating Non-Executable Stacks with ROP Chaining

Jeff Hann – Securing Developers: How Security can support engineering teams and still manage risk

Connect with us:

Check out the dc902 discord server for local cyber security meetups, HASK and AtlSecCon news!

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