BSides Tampa 2017 - Saturday, February 11
08:45
Greeting
09:00
Keynote: Cyber Security in the Age of Espionage
10:00
Fitzgerald
Honeypots and Live Threat Intelligence
Boozarjomehri
Private matters
Wojno
Incident Response - No Pain No Gain
Spaulding, Spaulding
Redefining Security in a Cloud-Centric Future
Hefflin
De Falsis Deis: Social Contracts
Jobs
Finding Buried Treasure: The Pirate’s Guide to Job Search
Banks, Bullock
Build Your Own Physical Pentesting Go-Bag
11:00
Curry
Lessons from the Field: Governance, Compliance & Security in SharePoint Online
Paguaga
Pow Pow Pow Powershell!
Pusateri
Propel Your Security Career by Writing Your Own Story
Williams
Securing The Electrical Grid From Modern Threats
Sattler
Build the capability to Detect, Triage And Respond
Jobs
Pirate Booty: Navigating the High Seas to Find Your Career Treasure
Hartman
NFC Your Smartphone's Best Friend or Worst Nightmare
12:00
Adams, Myers
Managing Your MSSP
Thompson
Advanced Targeted Attack.
Zukowski
Securing Agile Development
Workentin
What the Hell is ICS Security?
Iker
e-Extortion Trends and Defense
13:00
Brown
HIPAA for Infosec Professionals
Kron
Phishing Pholks Phor Phun and Prophit
Hays
Weaponizing Splunk: Using Blue Team Tools for Evil
Blankenship
Chaining the Future: Blockchains and Security
Protecting Third-Party Risk From Plundering
14:00
Seaman
ArchStrike Linux
Domko
Alert All the Things! (Network Baselines/Alerts with Bro Scripts)
Hinckley
Office 365 Security Center Planning Considerations
Echavarria, Partlow
Interactive Incident Response
Brown, Mazurov
Protecting Visual Assets: Digital Image Counter-Surveillance Strategies
Jobs
The Pirate’s Map: How Not to Bury Treasure in Your Resume
Rasmussen, Soto
Deconstructing 100% JavaScript-based Ransomware
15:00
Singer
Hacking The Sabbath
Beaudry
Intro to Fuzzing for Fun and Profit
Vehent
Mozilla's tips on strong HTTPS
Jobs
Resume Review
Genoese
What I've Learned Writing CTF Challenges
16:00
Closing
16:15
Poulsen
How Cybercrime Became Big Business


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.