On Saturday January 20 2018 the Digital Forensics and Cybersecurity Program (DFCS) hosted the 2018 BSidesNYC Conference at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice in New York City. This sold-out community-driven event’s primary tracks, featuring bleeding edge attack and defense research presented by experts from across the globe, were livestreamed by the Internet Society New York Chapter (ISOC-NY).

What: BSidesNYC Conference
Where: John Jay College of Criminal Justice NYC
When: Saturday January 20 2018 08:45-18:00 UTC | 13:45-23:00 UTC
Program: https://bsidesnyc.org/schedule/
Webcast: http://bit.ly/bsidesnyclive
Twitter: #BSidesNYC http://bit.ly/bsidesnyc

01 Opening Remarks
Dr. Richard Lovely, Director of the John Jay College Digital Forensics & Cybersecurity Program, John Jay College
Quiessence Phillips, Deputy CISO, The City of New York

02 InfoSec at The New York Times: Perception vs. Reality
Runa Sandvik, Director of Information Security, The New York Times

03 “blockchain”
Amber Baldet, Blockchain Program Lead, JPMorgan

04 Practical Analysis of Awareness
Kendra Cooley, Senior Security Operations Engineer, MailChimp

05 Open Up and Say 0x41414141: Attacking Medical Devices
Robert Portvliet, Technical director of red team services, Cylance

06 Threat hunting .NET malware with YARA
Santiago Pontiroli, Security Analyst, Global Research and Analysis Team (GReAT), Kaspersky Lab Latin America

07 firewalls– threat or menace?
Paul Vixie, Chairman and CEO, Farsight Security

08 Evading C2 Detection with Asymmetry
Brandon Arvanaghi, Security Engineer, Gemini
Andrew Johnston, Proactive Consultant, Mandiant

09 Taste the Rainbow (Teaming)
David Hartley, MWR InfoSecurity

10 The Politics of Intelligence: Applying History to Modern Day Cyber Threat Intelligence
Paul Jaramillo, Principal Consultant, CrowdStrike

11 Signal Safari: Investigating RF Controls with RTL-SDR
Katie Knowles, MWR InfoSecurity

** Copyright of individual presentations reserved.

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