<p>As it becomes more mainstream for Humans to change themselves using technology, we are creating a new vulnerability landscape which exposes ourselves to old and new forms of attacks. This talk examines how we are making ourselves in to "New Humans" by going over both real-world and futurist trends (medical implants, bio-engineering, health-care technology, etc). We then explore the intersection of the cyborg trend with hacking and computer security. This talk aims to build a framework for understanding cyborg information security and examines the next generation of socialengineering. If we are all going to end up with mechanical hearts, cybernetics eyes, memory chips and tattoo e-ink we may as well figure out how to do it securely.</p>
<p>Esteban Gutierrez has been involved in enterprise computer security since 1995. During that time he's worked in various industries and roles including .mil, .com, and .org. Esteban holds various and sundry certifications and seldom speaks in public on anything vaguely work related.</p>
<p>Adam Cecchetti is an independent consultant and security researcher at Deja Vu Security. Adam specializes in application and hardwarepenetration testing. He is a contributing author to multiple security books, benchmarks, tools, and research projects. Adam holds a masters degree from Carnegie Mellon University in Electrical and Computer Engineering.</p>