BSidesDE 2015 - Friday, November 13
09:00
Potter
Keynote: Inside the Outsider - Deep and not so deep thoughts from an info sec lurker
10:30
Klein Keane
IoT Security
Rogue
A Brief History of the Information Security Industry
Rico
Wireshark for Post-Incident Analysis
11:00
Kinch
R2-D2 where are you?
11:30
Hewitt
Raspberry Pi, Kismet, and PCI 11.1
McMahon
How Evil Kirk Uses Maltego
13:00
Smith
How to Recruit Purple Squirrels, Pink Unicorns and other Mythical Security Creatures. Or If You Are a Pink Unicorn, How Best to Work with Recruiters
Gilsinn
Mechanics of an ICS/SCADA Man-In-The-Middle Attack
Pachulski
Physical Penetration Testing (Low tech or no tech)
14:00
Frisvold
processing 101 for kids
15:00
Martin
OSINT for Fun & Games
Brian
Building the Next Generation of InfoSec
Kinch
R2-D2 where are you?
16:00
Arnoth
IDS is dead, long live IDS
Muentz
"Reasonable" security or are the lawyers coming?
17:00
Marpet
Technology? Business? How do they intersect, and do I care?
Spurgeon
Data you don't store cannot be hacked!
BSidesDE 2015 - Saturday, November 14
08:30
grecs
Malware Analysis: N00b to Ninja in 240 Minutes
09:00
Vargas
Hello Ransomware, Goodbye Data?
Berstler
Kids - Learn to Bypass Parental Controls!
10:00
Kinch
R2-D2 where are you?
10:30
Asenov
Practical IPv6 Setup and Security for your Home
@Nescafe187
Advanced Cyber Detection: Kill Chain Evolution
11:00
Bechard
Incident Response Explained by Dora The Explorer and IR training Game
Lager, Lager
A tiny datacenter, On my head
13:00
Klein, McNamara
Cyber Intent: Cybersecurity
Handorf
SoHo SIGINT
Hess
Padawans - Hacking 101
Thomas
Scratching the Surface: What We Know about Lockpicking Forensics So Far
13:30
Rhoades
Web Hacking 101 Hands-on with Burp Suite
14:30
grecs
Bootstrapping Threat Intelligence Out of Thin Air
Infojanitor
Flow Chart Self-Defense
15:30
Marpet, Norman, Norman
0wn the c0n - Two BSides for the price of one!


Instructions

This "Old School" schedule is an automatically-generated evolution of a manually-generated hack Darth Null has been using at ShmooCon since 2007. It won't work too well for a large conference, like DEFCON, but for smaller events like ShmooCon or BlackHat DC, it might be useful.

Simply print this out at whatever scale is most helpful to you. For example, for ShmooCon: print at 65%, fold Friday and Sunday back behind Saturday, and laminate, for a two-sided 3" x 4" card that you can keep in your shirt pocket.