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Exploring Information Security - Exploring Information Security
By Timothy De BlockTechnology
Exploring Information Security - Exploring Information Security episodes
- What is Practical Web Applicaiton Penetration Testing?Tim (@LaNMaSteR53) is one of the leading names within the application security field. A former instructor for many organizations, he wanted to do more with training. He wanted to provide attendees to training with more hands on work. Get into an application, exploit it, and then provide remediation steps. He came up with the PWAPT training.29 min
- How to find balance in information securityJoey (@l0stkn0wledge) has been i the infosec industry for over 10 years. He's had his highs and he has had his lows. He joins me to discuss some of those lows and what he did to get out of them. In the end it's all about setting goals and moving towards inner peace. This is another episode in our DerbyCon series. The recorded video for his talk should be available on YouTube.25 min
- How to find balance in information securityJoey (@l0stkn0wledge) has been i the infosec industry for over 10 years. He's had his highs and he has had his lows. He joins me to discuss some of those lows and what he did to get out of them. In the end it's all about setting goals and moving towards inner peace. This is another episode in our DerbyCon series. The recorded video for his talk should be available on YouTube.25 min
- What can an OSINT creeper learn?
In this creepy edition of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Josh Huff and I discuss what you can learn being an OSINT creeper.
Josh (@baywolf88) is one of the up and coming professionals in the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) discipline. By day, he's a forensic analyst at an investigation firm. By night, he's an information gathering OSINT creeper. He's been studying OSINT heavily the last year and is here to share his experience and lessons learned.
Josh's talks is available here.
In this episode we discuss:
- What is an OSINT creeper?
- What is the methodology of an OSINT creeping?
- What are the lessons learned?
- How to get started OSINT creeping
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23 min - What can an OSINT creeper learn?
In this creepy edition of the Exploring Information Security podcast, Josh Huff and I discuss what you can learn being an OSINT creeper.
Josh (@baywolf88) is one of the up and coming professionals in the Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) discipline. By day, he's a forensic analyst at an investigation firm. By night, he's an information gathering OSINT creeper. He's been studying OSINT heavily the last year and is here to share his experience and lessons learned.
Josh's talks is available here.
In this episode we discuss:
- What is an OSINT creeper?
- What is the methodology of an OSINT creeping?
- What are the lessons learned?
- How to get started OSINT creeping
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0 min - How to automate security into the SDLCJimmy (@jimmy_byrd) is the lead developer at Binary Defense. Recently, he was accepted to speak at DerbyCon. He will be speaking Saturday September 24, 2016, in the stable talk track. His topic is on integrating security into the automation part of the software development life cycle (SDLC).24 min
- How to automate security into the SDLCJimmy (@jimmy_byrd) is the lead developer at Binary Defense. Recently, he was accepted to speak at DerbyCon. He will be speaking Saturday September 24, 2016, in the stable talk track. His topic is on integrating security into the automation part of the software development life cycle (SDLC).24 min
- What is DerbyCon?Adrian (@Irongeek_adc) is one of the founding members of DerbyCon. Last year I went to DerbyCon for the first time. I had an absolute blast and I happy that I am getting an opportunity to go again this year. The talks are all fantastic, but even better are the connections that can be made at the conference. DerbyCon is in Louisville, Kentucky, September 21 - 25, 2016. The conference is sold out, but tickets can be usually found by watching Twitter for people selling tickets.30 min
- What is DerbyCon?Adrian (@Irongeek_adc) is one of the founding members of DerbyCon. Last year I went to DerbyCon for the first time. I had an absolute blast and I happy that I am getting an opportunity to go again this year. The talks are all fantastic, but even better are the connections that can be made at the conference. DerbyCon is in Louisville, Kentucky, September 21 - 25, 2016. The conference is sold out, but tickets can be usually found by watching Twitter for people selling tickets.30 min
- EIS taking a break
First, thank you to everyone who listens to the show regularly. From time-to-time I hear from people who enjoy the show and I couldn't be happier that they enjoy the content I produce. With that said, the show is going into a temporary hiatus. I am in a big transition right now in life and maintaining the show has become a struggle.
I have decided to take a break because I don't want the quality of the shows to suffer. I'm hoping it's only a month long hiatus, but there is a chance it could be longer. A lot of it will depend on how quickly I can get out of the chaos and into a regular routine. I want to thank everyone in advance and I am looking forward to filling the feed with new episodes.
Thank you,
Tim
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The Exploring Information Security podcast interviews a different professional each week exploring topics, ideas, and disciplines within information security. Prepare to learn, explore, and grow your…
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